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# 3. INSTALL A GOOD VERSION OF Node.js AND npm
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# Raspbian & Debian 9 STILL need this approach (July 2018) to get a recent
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# version of npm. As documented at https://github.com/iiab/iiab/issues/798#issuecomment-404324530
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- name: Set up Node.js 8.x apt sources (debuntu but avoid ubuntu-18)
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# Raspbian & Debian 9 STILL need this nodesource.com approach (July 2018) to get a recent version of npm.
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# As documented at https://github.com/iiab/iiab/issues/798#issuecomment-404324530
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# This nodesource.com approach (brings in npm 5.6.0 with nodejs 8.11.3)
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# would also work on Ubuntu 18.04, but U18's apt brings in npm 3.5.2, which is sufficient (SO FAR!?)
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- name: Set up Node.js 8.x apt sources (debuntu, but avoid ubuntu-18)
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shell: curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_8.x | bash -
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when: internet_available and is_debuntu and not is_ubuntu_18
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- name: Install latest Node.js which includes /usr/bin/npm (debuntu but avoid ubuntu-18)
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- name: Install latest Node.js which includes /usr/bin/npm (debuntu, but avoid ubuntu-18)
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package:
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name: nodejs
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state: latest
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# name: nodejs=8.x
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state: latest
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# state: present
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when: internet_available and is_debuntu and not is_ubuntu_18
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# 4. RUN "npm install" TO POPULATE ~35MB /opt/iiab/sugarizer-server/node_modules
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# OLD WAY: Re-running "npm install" fails on Raspbian 9 if not other OS's, so...
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# Re-running "npm install" USED TO fail on Raspbian 9 if not other OS's.
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# Several strategies to avoid re-running it:
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# OLD WAY 1: test & set flag node_modules_exists: True
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# OLD WAY 2: "creates: ..." checks for non-existence of /opt/iiab/sugarizer-server-1.0/node_modules
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# OLD WAY 3: set "register: git_sug_server_output" above, then as nec delete /opt/iiab/sugarizer-server-1.0/node_modules "when: git_sug_server_output.changed" and as nec run "npm install"
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# NEW WAY: run "npm install" every time, as modern versions of npm are
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# incremental, with sanity checks (as tested with npm 3.5.2 and 5.6.0)
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#- name: Check for /opt/iiab/{{ sugarizer_server_version }}/node_modules
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# stat:
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# node_modules_exists: True
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# when: nmtest.stat is defined and nmtest.stat.exists
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# NEW WAY: "creates: ..." below (checks for existence of "node_modules")
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#- name: Create the express framework for Node.js (OS's other than Fedora 18)
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- name: Run 'npm install' to create the express framework for Node.js
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shell: npm install
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- name: Run 'npm install' to create /opt/iiab/{{ sugarizer_server_version }}/node_modules (CAN TAKE SEVERAL MINUTES)
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command: npm install # slightly safer than "shell:"
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args:
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chdir: "{{ sugarizer_location }}/{{ sugarizer_server_version }}"
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creates: "{{ sugarizer_location }}/{{ sugarizer_server_version }}/node_modules"
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# when: not is_F18 and not node_modules_exists
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# creates: "{{ sugarizer_location }}/{{ sugarizer_server_version }}/node_modules" # OLD WAY 2
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# when: git_sug_server_output.changed # OLD WAY 3
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# when: not is_F18 and not node_modules_exists # OLD WAY 1
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#- name: Create the express framework for Node.js (Fedora 18)
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# shell: npm install
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enabled: yes
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state: restarted
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with_items:
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- { name: mongodb }
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# - { name: mongodb } # 2018-07-14: NICE TRY, but still doesn't bring http://box:8089 to life reliably, as a reboot does usually does! (Is a daemon-reload or some such nec?)
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- { name: sugarizer }
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when: sugarizer_enabled
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