rmbianchi / thebuggenie

The Bug Genie is a friendly project management and issue tracking tool

THE BUG GENIE VERSION 3

The Bug Genie is an enterprise-grade issue-tracking, development and project management system. Main features includes:

• Integrated wiki
• Live project planning
• Great agile project support
• Customizable workflow support
• Time tracking
• Multiple hosted installations on single setups
• Complete source code integration
• Command-line interface for both local and remote installations
• LDAP authentication, OpenID enabled logins and pluggable auth backend
• Remote API (JSON-based)
• Great web-based configuration
• Module-based and extensible architecture
• Integration with source-code control systems

... and a lot more!

For up-to-date installation and setup notes, visit the FAQ: http://issues.thebuggenie.com/wiki/TheBugGenie:FAQ

GENERAL INSTALLATION NOTES

1: Download and install Composer

The Bug Genie uses a dependency resolution tool called Composer, which must be downloaded and run before The Bug Genie can be installed or used.

Download and install Composer from http://getcomposer.org

2: Install The Bug Genie dependencies

After you have followed the instructions in step 1, run php composer.phar install from the main directory of The Bug Genie. Composer will download and install all necessary components for The Bug Genie, and you can continue to the actual installation as soon as it is completed.

3: Install via web

Visit the subfolder /thebuggenie/index.php in your web-browser.

The installation script will start automatically and guide you through the installation process.

4: Install via command-line (unix/linux only)

You can use the included command-line client to install, if you prefer that. Run ./tbg_cli from this folder.

To install: ./tbg_cli install

REPORTING ISSUES

Thank you for downloading The Bug Genie If you find any issues, please report them in the issue tracker on our website: http://issues.thebuggenie.com

RUNNING PHPUNIT TESTS

By executing composer.phar install --dev during the installation process, phpunit 4.2 will get installed. The phpunit test can be run by the following command:

vendor/bin/phpunit -c tests