setup-server

To bootstrap a development server with a seeded database for testing, you can run an automated setup script that initializes the database, creates admin and test users, and populates the environment with coaches, demo data, and synthetic activities.

The best way to set up a reproducible server testing environment is to automate database initialization and data seeding, ensuring every test run starts with a fully configured server instance containing identical test users and synthetic activities.

Yes, the server bootstrap process includes creating test users and seeding demo data, automatically populating the database with admin credentials, coaches, mobility exercises, social connections, and synthetic activities.

You can use this setup to initialize a SQLite database specifically for mobile app integration testing, providing a fully configured server instance with essential test data and synthetic activities ready for development workflows.

When setting up the Pierre MCP server, the specific data types seeded include coaches, demo data, mobility exercises, social connections, and synthetic activities, alongside the creation of admin and test users.

You need to reset the database before running new server development tests to maintain a reproducible environment, ensuring previous test runs do not contaminate the current data state or affect feature validation.