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For development, you'll need Nodejs and MariaDB installed and working on your machine. Remember to run `npm install` in the git repo after cloning to get all of the libraries.
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For development, you'll need Nodejs and MariaDB installed and working on your machine. Remember to run `npm install` in the git repo after cloning to get all of the libraries.
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First, run `sql/create_database.sql` on your mariaDB instance - this will create a database called `template` and a user called `template`@`%` with the password `pikachu`.
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First, run `tools/create_database.sql` on your mariaDB instance - this will create a database called `template` and a user called `template`@`%` with the password `pikachu`.
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Next, copy `.envdev` into a new file called `.env` (`SECRET_ACCESS` should have the value `access`, this is the key for the dev-servers that you're about to connect to).
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Next, copy `.envdev` into a new file called `.env` (`SECRET_ACCESS` should have the value `access`, this is the key for the dev-servers that you're about to connect to).
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