1. Clone the repository.

2. In the`backend` folder:

Below is how to get the code running on your local machine.

1. Fork the repository, and clone your fork.

2. If you want to run the system using Docker, which may be easier and will more closely resemble the production environment:

1. Ensure you have docker and docker-compose installed.

2. Create an empty file called`.env` in the repo root.

3. Run`docker-compose up`.

4. Skip the following two steps, everything should be running now.

3. In the`backend` folder:

1. Ensure the`python` command points to Python 3.8.

2. Run`./setup.sh`. This will:

1. Install`poetry` if needed.

2. Create a virtualenv and install Python dependencies.

3. Create a sqlite database, run migrations, and create a user.

3. Activate the virtualenv with`poetry shell`.

4. Run the backend development server with`./manage.py runserver`.

3. In the`frontend` folder:

4. In the`frontend` folder:

1. Ensure you have recent versions of`node` and`npm`.

2. Run`npm install` to download dependencies.

3. Run`npm start` to start the frontend development server.

4. Go tohttp://localhost:3000/accounts/login/ and login with the email "admin@example.com" and the password "admin".

5. You should be redirected tohttp://localhost:3000/course/ and see the start of the course: "Introducing The Shell".

5. Go tohttp://localhost:3000/accounts/login/ and login with the email "admin@example.com" and the password "admin".

6. You should be redirected tohttp://localhost:3000/course/ and see the start of the course: "Introducing The Shell".

defconnection():

params=pika.URLParameters(os.environ['CLOUDAMQP_URL'])

result=pika.BlockingConnection(params)