modules/DAST/INSTALL.txt

$Id: INSTALL.txt,v 1.4 2007/10/03 09:09:53 allisterbeharry Exp $

1. Unpack the release package anywhere convenient, e.g /usr/share (NOT in a
directory used by Apache or IIS and visible web-side! Remember DAST is a CLI
app.). This will create a DAST folder which is now the "DAST_HOME"
(/usr/share/DAST)

2. Get the required dependencies from
http://www.abeharry.info/stuff/dast-deps.tar.gz or
http://www.abeharry.info/stuff/dast-deps.zip.
Unpack the dependencies package in the same dir you unpacked the DAST release 
(e.g /usr/share/DAST) This will create under DAST_HOME the phing, creole,
jargon, PEAR_Config, PHPUnit and simpletest directories which contain the
respective PHP libraries. Your DAST folder should now look like this:

DAST (DAST_HOME) wherever you unpack the DAST package on your filesystem
|--bin This folder contains all the shell wrappers and executable PHP CLI 
       scripts
|--creole Contains the Creole library
|--doc User guide and API documentation
|--ext External scripts and tools used by build files, like patch scripts
|--jargon Contains the Jargon library
|--log Contains build file logs
|--projects You can use this folder for your build file projects. Contains the 
            default-site, do_testing-site and other quickstart projects.
|--phing Contains the Phing framework
|--PEAR_Config Contains the PEAR::Config library
|--simpletest Contains the SimpleTest library
|--PHPUnit Contains the PHPUnit library
|--src This folder contains all DAST-specific PHP class files and other source
       files
|--tmp DAST temporary files directory

3. On *nix you MUST chmod +x the dast shell script in DAST_HOME/bin
(~/DAST/bin/ in the example above)

4. If your PHP5-CLI interpreter isn't on the system path (usually it's in 
/usr/bin,) set the PHP_COMMAND environment variable to point to it.

That's it, you're done. Be sure to check out the README.txt and the 
documentation at http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dcgv33zb_25d26w5n
1	$Id: INSTALL.txt,v 1.4 2007/10/03 09:09:53 allisterbeharry Exp $
2
3	1. Unpack the release package anywhere convenient, e.g /usr/share (NOT in a
4	directory used by Apache or IIS and visible web-side! Remember DAST is a CLI
5	app.). This will create a DAST folder which is now the "DAST_HOME"
6	(/usr/share/DAST)
7
8	2. Get the required dependencies from
9	http://www.abeharry.info/stuff/dast-deps.tar.gz or
10	http://www.abeharry.info/stuff/dast-deps.zip.
11	Unpack the dependencies package in the same dir you unpacked the DAST release
12	(e.g /usr/share/DAST) This will create under DAST_HOME the phing, creole,
13	jargon, PEAR_Config, PHPUnit and simpletest directories which contain the
14	respective PHP libraries. Your DAST folder should now look like this:
15
16	DAST (DAST_HOME) wherever you unpack the DAST package on your filesystem
17	\|--bin This folder contains all the shell wrappers and executable PHP CLI
18	scripts
19	\|--creole Contains the Creole library
20	\|--doc User guide and API documentation
21	\|--ext External scripts and tools used by build files, like patch scripts
22	\|--jargon Contains the Jargon library
23	\|--log Contains build file logs
24	\|--projects You can use this folder for your build file projects. Contains the
25	default-site, do_testing-site and other quickstart projects.
26	\|--phing Contains the Phing framework
27	\|--PEAR_Config Contains the PEAR::Config library
28	\|--simpletest Contains the SimpleTest library
29	\|--PHPUnit Contains the PHPUnit library
30	\|--src This folder contains all DAST-specific PHP class files and other source
31	files
32	\|--tmp DAST temporary files directory
33
34	3. On *nix you MUST chmod +x the dast shell script in DAST_HOME/bin
35	(~/DAST/bin/ in the example above)
36
37	4. If your PHP5-CLI interpreter isn't on the system path (usually it's in
38	/usr/bin,) set the PHP_COMMAND environment variable to point to it.
39
40	That's it, you're done. Be sure to check out the README.txt and the
41	documentation at http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dcgv33zb_25d26w5n