Hitobito is an open-source web application for managing and organizing groups and events. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the steps to install Hitobito on your Windows 10 computer.
Before we install Hitobito, we need to install Ruby, which is a programming language used to build web applications. Follow these steps to install Ruby:
To download the Hitobito source code, we need Git, which is a version control system used to manage code. Follow these steps to install Git:
Now that we have Ruby and Git installed, we can download the Hitobito source code. Follow these steps to clone the Hitobito repository:
cmd or PowerShell and hitting Enter.cd path/to/directory and hitting Enter.git clone https://github.com/hitobito/hitobito.git and hit Enter. This will download the Hitobito source code to your local machine.Hitobito has several dependencies, which are libraries and tools needed to run the application. Follow these steps to install the dependencies:
cd path/to/directory/hitobito and hitting Enter.gem install bundler and hit Enter. This will install the Bundler gem, which is used to manage dependencies.bundle install and hit Enter. This will install all of the dependencies needed to run Hitobito.Now that we have installed Ruby, Git, and the Hitobito dependencies, we can start the Hitobito server. Follow these steps to run Hitobito:
cd path/to/directory/hitobito and hitting Enter.rails server and hit Enter. This will start the Hitobito server and print some output to the terminal.http://localhost:3000. You should see the Hitobito login page.Congratulations! You have successfully installed Hitobito on your Windows 10 computer. You can now use Hitobito to manage and organize your groups and events.
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