Steps to get a reach dev environment up as of 2/8/2014

1_reach_setup.md

1. Pray to the gods.
2. You probably have everything in here: https://gist.github.com/bltavares/9be6cb19dc4ab9ec895e + rvm/rbenv. If not, run/curl the script and get all the tools + rvm/rbenv:
3. curl -s https://gist.github.com/bltavares/9be6cb19dc4ab9ec895e/raw/bootstrap.sh | bash * note: I didn't actually need to run this so I haven't tested it.
4. \curl -sSL https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --ruby
5. git clone https://github.com/racker/reach

• Reach team members can give you access if you don't have it

1. cd reach/reach-vm/
2. make update
3. vagrant up

• usually not necessary, but first time around, you need to create the VM

1. make morning
2. You may need to upgrade the ./reach-chef/cookbooks/reach/recipes/dev.rb cassandra from 2.0.4 -> 2.0.5 and run make morning again
3. vim ./reach-chef/cookbooks/reach/recipes/dev.rb ## and up the cassandra version to 2.0.5
4. make morning ## again
5. Inside the vagrant image:
   1. cd /data/ck
   2. rm /data/ck/cloudkick/webapp/authentication/models.pyc
   • I had to do this; some magic number problem with that file.
   1. scons --clear_all
   2. scons --js_minify
   3. sudo sv restart /service/*
   4. rscreen
6. Back in mac OS, reach directory:
   1. foreman start
7. In a browser, go to:
   1. http://localhost:8001
8. Thank the gods profusely:
   1. ./thank_gods_a_lot.sh

2_all_steps.sh

\curl -s https://gist.github.com/bltavares/9be6cb19dc4ab9ec895e/raw/bootstrap.sh | bash
\curl -sSL https://get.rvm.io | bash -s stable --ruby
git clone https://github.com/racker/reach
cd reach/reach-vm/
make update
vagrant up
make morning

## Now inside the vagrant image:
vim ./reach-chef/cookbooks/reach/recipes/dev.rb ## and up the cassandra version to 2.0.5
cd /data/ck
rm /data/ck/cloudkick/webapp/authentication/models.pyc
scons --clear_all
scons --js_minify
sudo sv restart /service/*
rscreen

## Now back in mac OS, reach directory:
foreman start

## Now in a browser:
http://localhost:8001

## Now in a non-denominational place of worship of your choice:
./thank_gods_a_lot.sh