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# Pterodactyl Vagrant Environment
This repository provides a basic vagrant environment suitable for development of Pterodactyl on your local machine.
### Getting Started
You'll need the following things installed on your machine.
* Vagrant
* VirtualBox
* Docker
You'll also need the following Vagrant plugins: `vagrant-hostmanager` and `vagrant-vbguest`
### First Run
These commands should be run if this will be your first time running Pterodactyl and you _do not already_ have a `.env` file configured.
```
vagrant up
vagrant up --provision-with setup app
```
### Subsequent Runs
Once you already have everything setup for the app, you can simply run `vagrant up`. If you only need the application, and have your own SQL server, redis, and mailhog (or some combination), you can run `vagrant up [boxes]` and replace `[boxes]` with the boxes to bring online.

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# development
Development environment setup for Pterodactyl. This is used internally by our development team to ensure getting Pterodactyl running in a development environment is a painless as possible.
# Pterodactyl Vagrant Environment
This repository provides a basic vagrant environment suitable for development of Pterodactyl on your local machine.
### Getting Started
You'll need the following things installed on your machine.
* Vagrant
* VirtualBox
* Docker
You'll also need the following Vagrant plugins: `vagrant-hostmanager` and `vagrant-vbguest`
### First Run
These commands should be run if this will be your first time running Pterodactyl and you _do not already_ have a `.env` file configured.
```
vagrant up
vagrant up --provision-with setup app
```
### Subsequent Runs
Once you already have everything setup for the app, you can simply run `vagrant up`. If you only need the application, and have your own SQL server, redis, and mailhog (or some combination), you can run `vagrant up [boxes]` and replace `[boxes]` with the boxes to bring online.