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Ruby 2.0 [ www.ruby-lang.org/ ]
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Bundler 1.3.4 [ bundler.io/ ]
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Node.js 0.10 [ nodejs.org/ ]
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NPM 1.2.32 [ npmjs.org/ ]
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Redis
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PostgreSQL
The following steps assume you have the following above versions of Ruby and Node.js with their respective package managers. Other versions may work but are untested and your mileage may vary. You will also probably need the development headers for the Redis and PostgreSQL instances.
1.) bundle install 2.) bundle exec rake db:create db:migrate 3.) bundle exec rake streamer:setup ( You may get warnings, that’s okay ) 4.) bundle exec rake streamer:start 5.) bundle exec rails s
The Node.js server is pushing Server Side Events ( SSE ) to the client through port 8080, and this is hardcoded in currently, make sure that port is open. Puma is the default rails server and seems to do pretty well.