Installation

Prerequisites

• Node.js version 0.10.24 or higher installed on the machine where you want to run Apigee-127
• npm version 1.3 or higher

Installation

You can install apigee-127 either through npm or by cloning and linking the code from GitHub. This document covers the installation details for installing from npm.

Linux / Mac OS X, in a Terminal Window:

Apigee-127 includes a command-line interface that is most easily used when it is on the PATH of your environment. npm allows you to install a module globally using the -g option. Using this option with a default configuration will attempt to put the a127 executable in a directory that needs root permissions such as /usr/local/bin. You have two options:

1. Use sudo to execute the command, in which case you will need to add the --unsafe-perm option option. The --unsafe-perm option gives npm permission to create a folder in the ~/.a127 directory to store things like the skeleton files for a starter project. This command would be:

    $ npm install -g apigee-127 --unsafe-perm

2. Configure npm to use a directory that does not require root privileges by setting the npm 'prefix'. These steps can be found here: X

Once you have configured npm in this manner, open a Terminal window and type the following command:

    $ npm install -g apigee-127

Windows, from a Command Prompt

npm install -g apigee-127

Location of files

Apigee-127 places most of its files that it depends on at a global level in ~/.a127. This includes an accounts file that has details about the configured accounts and an optional usergrid directory if you choose to download and use Usergrid through the a127 command line.

Dependencies

For a list of dependencies and Node.js modules that are relevant to an Apigee-127 project, see Apigee-127 modules