You only need to do this if you’re running from a binary distribution or building and running from source.
If you’re using the Bubble Docker Launcher, skip this step.
You’ll need to install some software for Bubble to work correctly.
Bubble needs a PostgreSQL database, Redis, and a bunch of command line tools installed.
It ensures that the appropriate packages are installed and proper databases and database users exist.
You only need to install system software once, ever, on a given system.
For Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04 systems, run:
./bin/first_time_ubuntu.sh
For Mac OS X systems, run:
./bin/first_time_macosx.sh
The important things to install:
Look at the first_time_ubuntu.sh
script and ensure you’ve basically done all that it does,
including creating PostgreSQL users/databases.
If you get Bubble working on another platform and are feeling generous, please create a
./bin/first_time_some_new_os.sh
file to capture your work and submit a pull request so
it can be shared with others.