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StuFaqs
Stu Salsbury edited this page Oct 6, 2013
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Really just questions Stu had to answer for himself while learning Calipso. Might be handy if organized into the guide
- I see layouts in themes, but how are they associated with URLs?
- How can I move my data between environments?
The router is the ulimate "decider". In the example of the "home" layout, the router is configured by the core content module to respond with the home layout when a URL of '/' is seen by the express server.
Exhibits:
module.router.addRoute('GET /', homePage, {template:'list', block:'content.home'}, this.parallel());
/**
* Default home page, only specify the layout.
*/
function homePage(req, res, template, block, next) {
res.layout = "home";
next();
}
There is no magic bullet, but the following has worked (for a simple configuration without a lot of content!)
echo 'dumping source database to directory'
mongodump -h <sourceServerName>:<sourceServerPort> -d <sourceDbName> -u <sourceDbUser> -p <sourceDbPassword> -o <pathToSourceDumpDirectory>
echo 'avoiding confs so we can handle it seperately'
rm -rf <pathToSourceDumpDirectory>/<sourceDbName>/confs.*
echo 'exporting confs as json -- do this only if you are migrating parts of your configurations'
mongoexport -h <sourceServerName>:<sourceServerPort> -d <sourceDbName> -c confs -u <sourceDbUser> -p <sourceDbPassword> -o <pathToSourceDumpDirectory>/confs.json
now tweak your confs.json file -- for example, change the URL and the environment to suit the destination environment
echo 'importing confs -- do this only if you are migrating parts of your configurations'
mongoimport -h <destServerName>:<destServerPort> -d <destDbName> -c confs -u <destDbUser> -p <destDbPassword> --file <pathToSourceDumpDirectory>/confs.json
echo 'restore everything else'
mongorestore -h <destServerName>:<destServerPort> -d <destDbName> -u <destDbUser> -p <destDbPassword> <pathToSourceDumpDirectory>/<sourceDbName>
echo 'clean up -- do not automate this -- you might want to inspect stuff'
rm -rf <pathToSourceDumpDirectory>