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67 lines
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# Setting up the Site
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Let us create a new site and call it `library`.
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*Note: Before you create any new site, you need to activate the Barracuda storage engine on your MariaDB installation.*
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*Copy the following default ERPNext database settings into your `my.cnf` file.*
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[mysqld]
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innodb-file-format=barracuda
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innodb-file-per-table=1
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innodb-large-prefix=1
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character-set-client-handshake = FALSE
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character-set-server = utf8mb4
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collation-server = utf8mb4_unicode_ci
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[mysql]
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default-character-set = utf8mb4
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You can then install a new site, by the command `bench new-site library`.
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This will create a new database and site folder and install `frappe` (which is also an application!) in the new site. The `frappe` application has two built-in modules **Core** and **Website**. The Core module contains the basic models for the application. Frappé is a batteries included framework and comes with a lot of built-in models. These models are called **DocTypes**. More on that later.
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$ bench new-site library
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MySQL root password:
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Installing frappe...
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Updating frappe : [========================================]
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Updating country info : [========================================]
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Set Administrator password:
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Re-enter Administrator password:
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Installing fixtures...
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*** Scheduler is disabled ***
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### Site Structure
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A new folder called `library` will be created in the `sites` folder. Here is the standard folder structure for a site.
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├── locks
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├── private
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│ └── backups
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├── public
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│ └── files
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└── site_config.json
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1. `public/files` is where user uploaded files are stored.
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1. `private/backups` is where backups are dumped
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1. `site_config.json` is where site level configurations are maintained.
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### Setting Default Site
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In case you have multiple sites on you bench use `bench use [site_name]` to set the default site.
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Example:
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$ bench use library
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### Install App
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Now let us install our app `library_management` in our site `library`
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1. Install library_management in library with: `bench --site [site_name] install-app [app_name]`
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Example:
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$ bench --site library install-app library_management
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{next}
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