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Developing with Docker

These are instructions for running this application locally using docker and docker-compose.

Configuration

Copy the two configuration files into place (note: .db.env is not required for non-docker setup).

  • .env.docker.example -> .env
  • .db.env.docker.example -> .db.env.

If you're looking to test out the Twilio and/or Twitter integrations locally, you will need to configure the appropriate sections in your new .env file.

Laravel requires storage and bootstrap/cache directories to be writeable by www-data. Depending on your environment this may already be the case. If not, there are several ways to accomplish this. One method is:

$ sudo chgrp -R www-data storage bootstrap/cache
$ chmod -R g+w storage bootstrap/cache

Quick Start

First start your containers.

$ make dev

In a separate terminal, run the setup command.

$ make dev-setup

This command will..

  • Build containers and install dependencies in them.
  • Set the app key in the .env file
  • Migrate and seed the database with the initial user.

The system should now be accessible at http://localhost:8002

Ngrok for Twilio Integration

When configuring a number in Twilio, it needs a publicly accessible URL. This is provided locally by the ngrok container.

To get the URL for Twilio configurationn, run ./twilio-url.sh.

For more detail on Twilio configuration check the "Twilio Integration" section of the README.