Vagrant environment to help get started with Hyperledger Composer.

You'll need to stock your machine with all these healthy ingredients if you don't have them already:

1. VirtualBox
2. Vagrant
   • Note: composer-devenv requires Vagrant 2.0.3 or greater
3. Git

To configure a development environment for the latest stable release of Composer (the 0.19.x stream), run the following commands:

git clone https://github.com/jt-nti/composer-devenv.git
cd composer-devenv
vagrant up

When the development environment has finished cooking, log in using:

vagrant ssh

Now that you have a working development environment, why not try one of the Composer tutorials?

To install specific versions of Composer, set a COMPOSER_VERSION environment variable before running vagrant up.

For example, to install an older version of Composer with Fabric 1.0 support (the 0.16.x stream) use:

COMPOSER_VERSION=0.16.6 vagrant up

Or on Windows:

set COMPOSER_VERSION=0.16.6
vagrant up

Supported COMPOSER_VERSION values:

• latest for the latest 0.19.x release
• Specific 0.16, 0.18 or 0.19 version numbers
• none to skip the Composer install

If you want to set up several VMs with different versions, or for different purposes, you can clone the composer-devenv repository into different directories. For example,

git clone https://github.com/jt-nti/composer-devenv.git composer-tutorial

Or simply copy an existing clone. The different directory names should show up in the VirtualBox UI after running vagrant up if you need to update the VM settings for any of your environments.

When you've finished with a development environment you can suspend it using vagrant suspend and resume later using vagrant up

Alternatively, if you've finished with Composer or want to start again, vagrant destroy will completely remove the virtual machine.