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Pre-requisites for setup: Some steps require completing VA On-boarding

  1. Create GitHub user account VA github access process

  2. Create DockerHub user account or install colima

  3. Create oracle.com user account to download instant client Create Account (Step can be skipped if you have the zip files from file transfer)

  4. Install github on the Mac here

  5. Install git-lfs for pulling large files down from github Install instructions

Setup steps:

  1. Open the terminal - The terminal will open to your user folder (I.E youruser@host ~ %)

  2. Install Homebrew

    • a. Using BAH Self Service if BAH employee Run brew install git-lfs . This is required to clone caseflow-facols repo

  3. Create an appeals folder by typing: mkdir ~/appeals

  4. Change directory to appeals by typing: cd appeals

  5. Navigate to instant client

  6. Download the following zip files (Step can be skipped if you received the file transfer files)

    • instantclient-basic-linux.x64-12.2.0.1.0.zip
    • instantclient-sqlplus-linux.x64-12.2.0.1.0.zip
    • instantclient-sdk-linux.x64-12.2.0.1.0.zip

  7. Clone the following caseflow repositories required into appeals directory

  8. Upon completion, navigate to caseflow-facols (cd ~/appeals/caseflow-facols)

    1. Run: git lfs install (needed to initialize large file storage in repo)
    2. Run: git lfs pull (this will pull the large zipfile)
    3. Copy the ~/appeals/caseflow-facols/build_facols directory into ~/appeals/caseflow/local/vacols/ directory.

  9. Navigate to the caseflow directory in your terminal (type: cd ~/appeals/caseflow) and checkout the grant/setup-no-aws branch git checkout grant/setup-no-aws

  10. Navigate to caseflow/docker-bin directory (type: cd docker-bin)

  11. Create oracle_libs subdirectory (type: mkdir oracle_libs)

  12. Copy the 3 instant-client zip files from step 6 into the oracle_libs directory

  13. Navigate to the caseflow root directory (type: cd ~/appeals/caseflow)

  14. Run scripts/dev_env_setup_step1.sh script from bash terminal [How to run script in Mac Terminal] (Will be prompted for a password will be the SUDO password which is the password used to log into mac after restart)

    • If/When mac says Chromedriver cannot be opened do this:
      • Click cancel on the warning modal
      • Push Command + Space
      • Type System Preferences
      • Click Security and Privacy
      • Click General tab
      • Click the lock icon and put in your BAH pin Click allow anyway on chromedriver warning Click the lock icon to re lock

  15. Setup Docker to use 4 CPUs and 8G memory and sign-in to your personal DockerHub account

    • To get to these settings:
      • Command + Space
      • Type docker
      • Click docker desktop
      • Click the gear icon
      • Click Resources

  16. The script updated your bash profile and you need to resource it into the terminal by typing: source ~/.bash_profile

    • If using zsh, will need to update and source ~/.zshrc instead

  17. brew install shared-mime-info

  18. brew install v8@3.15

  19. Run scripts/dev_env_setup_step2.sh script (may take a while to run)

  20. Run gem install bundler -v $(grep -A 1 "BUNDLED WITH" Gemfile.lock | tail -n 1)

  21. Navigate to ~/appeals/caseflow/local/vacols in terminal (type: cd ~/appeals/caseflow/local/vacols)

  22. To install the latest and enterprise Oracle Database version follow (https://seanstacey.org/deploying-an-oracle-database-19c-as-a-docker-container/2020/09/) guide.

    1. Go to http://container-registry.oracle.com/ (Here log in and opt for Database)
    2. On command line docker login container-registry.oracle.com
    3. On command line docker pull container-registry.oracle.com/database/enterprise:latest

  23. Run ./build_push.sh local

  24. Navigate to caseflow root directory cd ~/appeals/caseflow

  25. Run ln -s Makefile.example Makefile

  26. Run make up

  27. Run make reset

  • If issues occur:
    1. Run bundle exec rake db:create * If you get connection issues stating no file to be found, run the following:
      • rm /opt/homebrew/var/postgres/postmaster.pid or possibly rm /usr/local/var/postgres/postmaster.pid
      • brew services restart postgresql
    2. Run bundle exec rake local:vacols:seed
    3. Run bundle exec rake db:schema:load db:seed

  1. Open a new tab in terminal

  2. In new tab run make: run-backend

  3. In the old tab run: make run-frontend

  4. Navigate to localhost:3000 in browser to see the application

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