Eadrax is a diary for your creations. A instance of Eadrax can be found at http://wipup.org/

You might like Eadrax if you:

• Love making stuff, and do it often
• Want a no-nonsense place to track and share your creations
• Work with different mediums: from images, video, music to code
• Have a project-oriented workflow
• Want to visualise your process and progress
• Prefer open-source software

Those marked in bold have been implemented.

• User register
• User login
• User edit
• User logout
• User track
• User untrack
• User newsfeed
• User view

• Project view
• Project add
• Project prepare
• Project edit
• Project delete
• Project track
• Project untrack

• Hook add
• Hook delete
• Hook sync

• Update view
• Update add
• Update prepare
• Update edit
• Update delete

• Kudos add
• Kudos delete

• Comment add
• Comment edit
• Comment delete

This branch aims to rewrite Eadrax with the following major changes:

• Improved project privacy settings
• Support for HTML5 video via webm
• Remove the use of categories
• Added "highlights" pick for updates
• Sortable WIPSpaces (to allow for many projects)
• Revitalise the API and separate delivery mechanism to prepare for native apps
• Improved discover feature from random to feature
• Remove the group blog idea
• Remove collaborative projects (may return later)
• Remove OpenID signin (may return later)
• Service Hooks for RSS, Github, forum software
• Custom views for multiple attachment updates, single-sentence updates, pastebin updates and sound updates.
• Responsive webdesign
• Redesign with new logo
• Switch from BBCode to Markdown
• Improve code quality (readability and flexibility) and decouple from delivery mechanism
• Switch to MIT license

There are two versions of Eadrax you can get:

• develop - recommended for developers but still in development.
• Alternatively, grab master - latest "live" stable version (used by http://wipup.org). Note that this is no longer supported - to install master, please read their README instructions instead.

After following the installation instructions above, set up the development environment as follows:

1. Get Composer curl -s http://getcomposer.org/installer | php and then run php composer.phar install --dev. This is needed to set up testing tools (installs into bin/).
2. Use Phing to run phing all in project root. This will run phpspec, phpcs, pdepend, phpmd, phpcpd, phpdcd and phpdoc2. For more information, see phing -projecthelp
3. Start developing. Specs are in spec/, documentation is in docs/. Any build logs generated by phing all-log useful for CI can be found in build/. Finally, use phing as a shorthand way to run all tests.

That's it! Leave the codebase cleaner than when you found it.