readme: first version

README.md

+## Overview
+
+Editoria is a book production platform, built with Pubsweet and Substance.
+This application is being developed by the Coko Foundation, for the University of California Press.
+
+## Installation
+
+First you need to clone this repository on your machine.
+```git clone git@gitlab.coko.foundation:pubsweet/pubsweet.git```
+or the ```https``` equivalent:
+```https://gitlab.coko.foundation/yannisbarlas/editoria.git```
+
+Once you have, navigate to the project's root directory.
+```cd editoria```
+
+This application is being developed with node 6 in mind.  
+If you use nvm for managing different node versions, the project includes an ```.nvmrc``` file that you can take advantage of.
+
+Install the latest version of the ```pubsweet``` command line tool.
+```npm install --global pubsweet```
+
+Install the project's dependencies.
+```npm install```
+
+Create a database.
+```pubsweet setupdb ./```
+
+If you want to create a database for a development environment, simply pass the ```--dev``` option to the above command.
+```pubsweet setupdb ./ --dev```
+
+Follow the instructions, create the administrator user and name your book.
+
+Once that is done, you can run the app like so:
+```pubsweet run```
+Or if you want the development environment:
+```pubsweet run --dev```
+
+## Set up
+
+Log in as an administrator, and click on the "Teams" link in the navigation bar.
+
+Create 3 teams:
+- Name the first "Production Editor", give it a type of "Production Editor all" and choose your book from the Collection dropdown.
+- Name the second "Copy Editors", give it a type of "Copy Editor update" and choose your book from the Collection dropdown.
+- Name the third "Authors", give it a type of "Author update" and choose your book from the Collection dropdown.
+
+You can now assign different users to different roles.
+
+If a user is a production editor, the user can then also edit user roles for all other users.