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Testing install scripts
To test Alaveteli install scripts on my Apple Silicon mac without Vagrant I have been using OrbStack.
From the OrbStack dashboard, you can create a new Debian machine, you can then right click on the VM and "Open Terminal"
This will open a shell in the virtual machine. Install rsyslog and get the install script.
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mysociety/commonlib/master/bin/install-site.sh -o ~/install-site.sh
Install Alaveteli.
$ sudo sh ~/install-site.sh alaveteli alaveteli alaveteli.orb.local
Wait until "Installation complete" message, then start thin
.
$ sudo systemctl start alaveteli-thin
In your browser go to http://alaveteli.orb.local/ - NB: no SSL by default.
You can become the alaveteli
user with sudo -iu alaveteli
and move into your Alaveteli directory.
cd /var/www/alaveteli.orb.local/alaveteli```
From here you can run the standard Alaveteli Rails commands using `bin/rails` or `bundle exec rails`.
## Development install
OrbStack supports [two-way file sharing](https://docs.orbstack.dev/machines/file-sharing) so all your files on your Mac are available from the VM. So you can `cd` into your local Alaveteli directory where a non `master` or WIP branch might be checked out.
Due to how the install script works you actually should `cd` in to the parent directory.
$ cd /Users/gbp/Developer/work # not you alaveteli directory
From there you can run the install script with the `dev` flag.
$ sudo sh ~/install-site.sh --dev alaveteli alaveteli alaveteli.orb.local
You can become the `alaveteli` user with `sudo -iu alaveteli` and move into your Alaveteli directory.
cd /Users/gbp/Developer/work/alaveteli # not the parent directory this time
And start the development server.
$ RAILS_DEVELOPMENT_HOSTS=alaveteli.orb.local bin/rails s -b 0.0.0.0
In your browser go to http://alaveteli.orb.local:3000/ - NB: no SSL by default.