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Download the entire package using the <code>git</code> command. You may copy the instruction as follows: | Download the entire package using the <code>git</code> command. You may copy the instruction (after the <nowiki>></nowiki>sign) as follows: | ||
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Revision as of 05:16, 30 April 2021
For Windows 10, you need to use Command Prompt.
Download PKC to your local machine
Once you had Git and Docker installed on your Windows 10 machine, you may launch Command Prompt and see the following prompt:
C:\Users\userName\Workspace>
Download the entire package using the git command. You may copy the instruction (after the >sign) as follows:
C:\Users\userName\Workspace>git clone https://github.com/benkoo/PKC.git
Kick off the microservice launch process
- After the
git cloneinstruction copied relevant data to your working directory, using the commandcdto the PKC directory that contains the scriptup.sh, and type:up.shto execute the script. Note that the script command must beup.sh, not./up.sh.
C:\Users\userName\Workspace>cd PKC C:\Users\userName\Workspace\PKC>up.sh
- After you submitted the
up.shin your command prompt, you will need to launch one more command to make Semantic MediaWiki work properly.
Copy and paste the following command to your command prompt.
C:\Users\userName\Workspace>docker exec pkc_mediawiki_1 php /var/www/html/maintenance/update.php
- Open a browser: type the following URL to the browser's URL field: http://localhost:9352.