Update public-testing

README.md

@@ -42,44 +42,20 @@ Have these tools installed first:
 ### Installation Steps
 
 1. Clone [my fork of Vulcan](https://github.com/kevinashworth/Vulcan).
-Be sure to check out branch [`octave`](https://github.com/kevinashworth/Vulcan/tree/Octave).
-(There is no need to do more than clone this repo on the correct branch.)
-2. Clone this here **Octave** repo, then `cd` into its directory.
-3. Rename `sample_settings.json` to `settings.json`.
-4. Run the command `npm install`.<sup>1</sup>
-5. As per Vulcan’s [Two-Repo Install](https://docs.vulcanjs.org/#Two-Repo-Install-Optional),
-start **Octave** with `METEOR_PACKAGE_DIRS="/[YOUR_PATH_TO]/Vulcan/packages"
-meteor --port 4004 --settings settings.json`.
-6. When this command finishes after a few minutes, launch **Octave** by visiting
-<http://localhost:4004> in your browser.
-7. Click Sign Up and enter the username, email, and password of your choosing.<sup>2</sup>
-8. That’s it. You’re in!
+2. Check out branch [`octave`](https://github.com/kevinashworth/Vulcan/tree/Octave).
+3. As per Vulcan’s [Two-Repo Install](https://docs.vulcanjs.org/#Two-Repo-Install-Optional), `export METEOR_PACKAGE_DIRS="/[YOUR_PATH_TO]/Vulcan/packages"`.
+4. Clone this **Octave** repo, then `cd` into its directory.
+5. Rename `sample_settings.json` to `settings.json`.
+6. Run the command `npm install`.
+7. Run the script that is available for public testing, `npm run start-public-testing`.
+8. When this command finishes after a few minutes, launch **Octave** by visiting <http://localhost:4004> in your browser.
+9. Click Sign Up and enter the username, email, and password of your choosing.
+10. That’s it. You’re in!
 
 ## Note
 
-There are secrets that are not on Github — for the real **Octave** database, for Twilio
-phone number validation and formatting, for full Algolia search. There is an alternative
-method of setting up to get it all. DM me.
-
----
-
-## Footnotes
-
-<sup>1</sup> Near the end of this process, you will see messages about contacts,
-offices, etc. This is seed data being randomly generated via Mockaroo.
-If you like, you can re-run this seeding process at any time.
-To replace old seed data with new seed data:
-
-- run `meteor reset`, which will clear out the existing Mongo data
-- delete the `mockaroo/generated` and `packages/Octave/lib/server/seeds/generated`
-directories
-- run `npm run prepare`
-
-The presence of new data will trigger a re-seeding of the database on
-the next **Octave** launch
-
-<sup>2</sup> This first user that you create will automatically become a user
-with `admin` permissions. The email that you enter will not be used, so it can
-be valid, or a dummy value. Also, you may need to click a menu item after signing
-in the first time, despite the message that ‘This will just take a moment.’ On
-subsequent sign-ins, this message will only appear momentarily.
+The sign-up email that you enter will not be used, so it can be valid, or a dummy value.
+When you first sign up, you will have limited permissions.
+There are secrets that are not on Github — for access to all objects, for access to the real **Octave** database, for Twilio
+phone number validation and formatting, for full Algolia search, etc.
+There is an alternative method of setting up to get it all. DM me.

scripts/start-public-testing.sh

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 #!/bin/sh
 
-MONGO_URL='mongodb+srv://read-only-testing-account:valid\during\february\[email protected]/Triad?retryWrites=true&w=majority' meteor --port 4004 --settings settings-triad.json
+MONGO_URL='mongodb+srv://read-only-testing-account:valid-during-february-[email protected]/Triad?retryWrites=true&w=majority' meteor --port 4004 --settings settings-public-testing.json