How to Install KeystoneJS on macOS

Introduction

KeystoneJS is an open-source content management system (CMS) and web application framework that is built on Node.js. It provides a powerful backend for creating scalable web applications and supports popular front-end frameworks such as React and Angular. In this tutorial, we will guide you on how to install KeystoneJS on a macOS.

Prerequisites

macOS installed
Node.js installed

Step 1: Install KeystoneJS

Open up the terminal on your macOS.
Navigate to the directory where you want to install KeystoneJS
```
cd path/to/directory
```
Run the following command to install KeystoneJS
```
npm install --save-dev keystone
```

Step 2: Create a KeystoneJS Project

Navigate to the directory where KeystoneJS was installed
```
cd node_modules/keystone
```
Run the following command to generate a new KeystoneJS project
```
sudo node ./cli ./create-app
```
Note: Run the above command with 'sudo' if you face any permission issues.
Follow the prompts to generate the project, which includes setting up the admin user details like email and password.

Step 3: Run KeystoneJS

Navigate to the created KeystoneJS project directory
```
cd path/to/created/project
```
Start the KeystoneJS server by running the following command
```
node keystone
```
Open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:3000/ to view the KeystoneJS project page.

Conclusion

By following the above tutorial, you should now have KeystoneJS installed and running on your macOS. You can now begin to create your own KeystoneJS projects and take advantage of the built-in features and functionality.