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dependencies and webpacker
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@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ Development guide
In fact, all you need is described in the [production guide](Production-guide.md), **with the following exceptions**. You **don't** need: In fact, all you need is described in the [production guide](Production-guide.md), **with the following exceptions**. You **don't** need:
- Nginx - Nginx
- SystemD - Systemd
- An `.env.production` file. If you need to set any environment variables, you can use an `.env` file - An `.env.production` file. If you need to set any environment variables, you can use an `.env` file
- To prefix any commands with `RAILS_ENV=production` since the default environment is "development" anyway - To prefix any commands with `RAILS_ENV=production` since the default environment is "development" anyway
- Any cronjobs - Any cronjobs
The command to install Ruby project dependencies is the following: The command to install Ruby project dependencies is the following:
bundle install --with development bundle install
Similarly, installing JavaScript dependencies doesn't require any flags: Similarly, installing JavaScript dependencies doesn't require any flags:
@ -31,7 +31,16 @@ You can then run Mastodon with:
bundle exec rails server bundle exec rails server
And open `http://localhost:3000` in your browser. Background jobs run inline (aka synchronously) in the development environment, so you don't need to run a Sidekiq process. Since 1.4, we are using Webpack, which in development environment needs to be started as well as the command above:
./bin/webpack-dev-server
Another, optional approach to managing the different processes starting (Rails, Webpack, Sidekiq, and the Streaming API) is to use the foreman tool.
gem install foreman
foreman start
Finally, open `http://localhost:3000` in your browser.
By default, your development environment will have an admin account created for you to use - the email address will be `admin@YOURDOMAIN` (e.g. admin@localhost:3000) and the password will be `mastodonadmin`. By default, your development environment will have an admin account created for you to use - the email address will be `admin@YOURDOMAIN` (e.g. admin@localhost:3000) and the password will be `mastodonadmin`.