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Run this at the prompt:
`bin/bonfire remote` to enter Elixir's iex environment
`EctoSparkles.Migrator.migrate` to initialise your database
`Bonfire.Common.Repo.migrate` to initialise your database
The backend should now be running at [http://localhost:4000/](http://localhost:4000/).
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- `rollback_all` rolls back all migrations back to zero (caution: this means losing all data)
You can also directly call some functions in the code from the command line, for example:
- to migrate: `docker exec bonfire_web bin/bonfire rpc 'EctoSparkles.Migrator.migrate'`
- to migrate: `docker exec bonfire_web bin/bonfire rpc 'Bonfire.Common.Repo.migrate'`
- to just yourself an admin: `docker exec bonfire_web bin/bonfire rpc 'Bonfire.Me.Users.make_admin("my_username")'`
#### Option B2 - Building your own Docker image
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- You will need to use `just` in order to pass the `.env` file to the executable. This can be accomplished by running `just cmd _build/prod/rel/bonfire/bin/bonfire <bonfire command>`. Just works from the root directory of the `justfile`, not your current directory.
- The migrations should automatically run on first boot, but if you run into troubles the migration command is: `bin/bonfire eval 'EctoSparkles.Migrator.migrate()'`.
- The migrations should automatically run on first boot, but if you run into troubles the migration command is: `bin/bonfire eval 'Bonfire.Common.Repo.migrate()'`.
- If youre using RDS or some other locked down DB, you may need to run `CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS citext WITH SCHEMA public;` on your database with elevated privileges.

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@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ The code is somewhat documented inline. You can generate HTML docs (using `Exdoc
- `./forks/` is used to hack on local copies of any other dependencies.
- You can migrate the DB when the app is running (also runs automatically on startup): `EctoSparkles.Migrator.migrate`
- You can migrate the DB when the app is running (also runs automatically on startup): `Bonfire.Common.Repo.migrate`
- You can generate a dependency graph using `just xref-graph` which will generate a DOT file at `docs/` (if Graphviz is installed it will also generate an SVG visualisation using `dot`).