This repository contains the source code of Lime, in order to run it you need to build it.
If you want just to try Lime without changing the source code you can download a build version from here.
Since LIME contains submodules you must clone the repository with --recursive flag e.g. git clone --recursive https://github.com/cirsfid-unibo/lime.git. You shouldn't download the source code zip from Github because it doesn't contain submodules.
You need to install Sencha Cmd which is used for the building process. We're using Sencha Cmd v5.1.3.61, it should work on newer versions but has not been tested yet.
We'are using a Sencha Cmd Workspace in order to build Lime you need to have a workspace too. You can download our workspace here, it contains also the ExtJS 5 framework.
If you want to generate a new workspace check this page.
When you have a workspace you need to move it to the Lime root folder.
Run sencha app build in a shell in order to build Lime, it takes a few minutes to finish.
The build process creates the folder "build" where you can find the build version of Lime.
The production version is in the "build/production/LIME/" folder, in order to open it in a browser (e.g. http://localhost/lime/build/production/LIME/).