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Vagrant Enonic CMS box

This box is a starting point for new Enonic projects. This box has been tested on OSX, it should work on Linux and it might work on Windows.

It will install and provision an Ubuntu box with the complete java stack, set up your database with postgreSQL, install db drivers, download enonic CMS and setup all your environment variables. It will also install common node tools (Bower, grunt, less etc).

Prerequisites

These are things you need to install once on your machine to use this box.

  1. Virtualbox

  2. Vagrant

  3. vagrant-vbguest

     vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest

Starting a new project

To start a new project run:

git clone https://github.com/adamhaeger/vagrant-enonic-cms-box.git
cd vagrant-enonic-cms-box
vagrant up

Known issue

After the box has been provisioned the first time, tomcat will fail to restart. Therefore:

vagrant ssh 
sudo service tomcat7 restart

SaltStack is used to install software to change what is installed have a look at the documentation. For a quicker provisioning process you should remove software that you do not need in your project.

If you have personal configuration needs or tools you need installed that are not used by the project. e.g: custom dotfiles. Create a ~/.vagrant.d/Vagrantfile and call provisioning to install your config/tools.

Your project might need to expose servers to the host OS (so that you can open websites in a brower etc). To forward a port open the Vagrantfile a line like this:

config.vm.network :forwarded_port, guest: <port nr>, host: <port nr>

Starting the box

vagrant up
vagrant ssh
cd /vagrant

This will place you inside the directory shared with the host OS.

Stopping the box

vagrant halt

This will shutdown the virtual machine.

Programming environments

  • node
  • ruby (2.1)
  • python (2.7)
  • java (7)

Tools

  • grunt
  • bower
  • compass
  • sass
  • maven
  • tmux
  • screen
  • curl
  • wget