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commit 8b46238bfaf129c4ffc68848a035908addacf7b9
parent 28e82581335c941711aa7573cd7ed5ef7ebe0293
Author: srfsh <dev@srf.sh>
Date:   Wed, 17 Aug 2022 11:33:14 +0300

readme: update to reflect changes

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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md @@ -76,10 +76,11 @@ To start using Zenflows with native-to-host Elixir, PostgreSQL, and Restroom ins To start using Zenflows with docker(-compose): -1. Run `./mann devop.serve`. This will create the necessary docker-compose file and fill in the secrets. -2. When the iex (elixir shell) comes up, just type `Zenflows.Reltask.migrate()` and hit enter to migrate the database. - -Optionally, you can run `./mann devop.setup` before running `./mann devop.serve` to generate the docker-compose file, and edit it to suit your needs. +1. Run `./mann devop.setup` to generate the docker-copmose file, `devop/docker-compose.yml`. +2. Edit `devop/docker-compose.yml` to suit your needs. Read the [Configuration Guide](docs/configuration-guide.md) for more info. +2. Run `./mann devop.db.setup` to setup the database and run the migrations + (run it multiple times if it fails due to connection issues). +3. Run `./mann devop.serve` to start the application. **[🔝 back to top](#toc)**