Install dependencies in setup with Homebrew #439
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🛠 Summary of changes
This adds a Brewfile listing required dependencies and calls it as part of the
bin/setup(make setup) task, similar to what we do in the IdP.This should make the setup process easier and avoid issues where the developer may not have the required dependencies installed. I encountered this myself when seeing nginx errors, not realizing that nginx was a dependency because it wasn't listed as one, and was only referenced as a requirement later in the README.
This removes quite a bit of detail from the README, with the hoped expectation these are accounted for in
make setup, and wanting to keep the instructions simple and direct. Alternatively, we could add some of this detail back in other sections of the README if needed.📜 Testing Plan
Run
make setupIdeally you'd be starting fresh and can confirm that you can follow the instructions successfully to a running application.