pagoda-setup

To set up the Pagoda or AirOne development environment, run an automated setup flow that detects your OS, installs Python and Node.js dependencies, runs database migrations, creates an admin user, and builds the frontend.

The Pagoda setup flow works across macOS, Linux, and WSL by detecting the current environment and automatically selecting either a DevContainer or baremetal path to install required dependencies and build the project.

Configuring Docker, MySQL, Elasticsearch, and RabbitMQ for AirOne local development is automated through a single setup flow that handles dependency installation, database migrations, and frontend builds without manual intervention.

You can use a DevContainer instead of a baremetal setup for Pagoda onboarding, as the setup workflow automatically detects your environment and selects the appropriate path to configure dependencies and build the frontend.

The best way to automate CI pipeline onboarding for a Pagoda project is to trigger the all-in-one setup flow, which installs dependencies, runs migrations, creates an admin user, and builds the frontend in a single automated sequence.

The AirOne initial setup requires coordinating Python and Node.js environments because the project relies on both backend Python services and a Node.js frontend build, which are managed together to ensure a functional full-stack development environment.