To get started with intrigue Core using Vagrant, you’ll need to install Vagrant and Virtualbox on your machine.
Next, pull down the intrigue Core repository to your local machine with a git clone and jump into the directory:
$ git clone https://github.com/intrigueio/intrigue-core $ cd intrigue-core $ git checkout develop
Then use Vagrant to pull down an image, start it and then provision it:
$ vagrant up --provider virtualbox
Finally, ssh in, and follow the prompt’s instructions to start the core service:
$ vagrant ssh vagrant$ cd /core && createuser intrigue && createdb intrigue_dev -O intrigue && bundle exec rake db:migrate && bundle exec setup && god start
Running this command starts the intrigue-core service, giving you output that looks like the following (shortened for brevity):
Starting PostgreSQL 10.5 database server [ OK ] Starting redis-server: redis-server. Starting intrigue-core processes [+] Setup initiated! [+] Generating system password: hwphqlymmpfrqurv [+] Copying puma config.... Listening on tcp://0.0.0.0:7777 Use Ctrl-C to stop
As it starts up, you can see that it generates a unique system password. You can now log in with the username ‘intrigue‘ and the password shown at the url: https://localhost:7777 on your host machine!
- URI: https://localhost:7777
- Username: intrigue
- Password: [generated on startup, see above]
Great! Now that we’re started, let’s get up and running with Intrigue Core.
