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Author: victorkifer

README.md

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 LaunchKit
 =========
 
-This repo contains an unbranded version of all the code that once powered [LaunchKit](https://techcrunch.com/2015/03/11/for-those-about-to-launch-their-apps/). This notably includes **Screenshot Builder**, a web UI for creating App Store screenshots, and **Review Monitor**, which monitors Apple App Store review RSS feeds for new reviews and optionally notifies you about them.
-
-**DISCLAIMER** This code was originally a subscription-supported consumer product, serving millions of web requests across many servers. If you are not technical, it will probably be difficult to make this work.
-
-There's a bunch of other code in here for supporting the old [LaunchKit SDK](https://github.com/launchkit/launchkit-ios), in case you want to, for example, host a whitelabel in-app analytics platform or build a hosted server-configurable feature flags offering.
-
-## Overview
-
-We have packaged things up to run easily with [Vagrant](https://www.vagrantup.com) and [Ansible](https://www.ansible.com), so getting started running LaunchKit's services locally should be fairly straightforward in theory.
-
-* [Getting Started](#getting-started) → HOWTO install & run your own instance of LK.
-* [System Configuration](#system-configuration) → Easily editable settings to enable LK to work with third-party providers.
-* [Architecture Overview](#architecture-overview) → Overview of how LK works.
-* [Code Organization](#code-organization) → Overview of how code is organized in this repository.
-
-If anything in this guide is not accurate or if you run into any issues installing & running LaunchKit, please send us a pull request. No one is actively addressing bug reports, but we will happily review and integrate pull requests.
-
-## Getting Started - Vagrant
-
-Getting your LK instance up and running is fairly simple. This process has been tested thoroughly on **Mac OS 10.11**, but should also work on other systems compatible with Vagrant, VirtualBox and Ansible.
-
-### STEP 1
-
-(OS X only -- on Linux & other systems you might need various other build tools in order to install Vagrant/Ansible.)
-
-Install **Xcode dev tools** if you don’t have them yet. Running `cc` from the command line on OS X Terminal should prompt you to install them.
-
-    $ cc
-
-If the command complains about clang input, you're all set.
-
-### STEP 2
-
-Install **Vagrant**. You can find the installer here: https://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html
-
-Once the installer finishes, you don't need to do anything else.
-
-### STEP 3
-
-Install **VirtualBox** 5.0. You can find 5.0.x here: https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Download_Old_Builds_5_0 (The latest 5.1.x versions are not yet compatible for some reason, so use 5.0.x.)
-
-Once the installer finishes, you don't need to open the VirtualBox app. (You can close it if it opens.)
-
-### STEP 4
-
-Install **ansible**:
-
-    # You need pip and a newer version of setuptools to use ansible
-    $ sudo easy_install pip
-    $ pip install --upgrade setuptools --user python
-
-    # Install ansible globally
-    $ sudo pip install ansible
-
-`ansible` should now work as a command:
+## Fork Notes
 
-    $ ansible
+This is a fork of original LaunchKit repository, which adds support of Docker.
 
-(Output should be an error message about missing targets, that's fine.)
-
-### STEP 5
-
-Get the LaunchKit code and configure your LK settings.
-
-    $ git clone https://github.com/LaunchKit/LaunchKit.git
-    $ cd LaunchKit
-
-Edit your [System Configuration](#system-configuration) according to the various configuration detailed in the next section. (If you do this after the server is started, you will have to reboot.)
-
-### STEP 6
-
-Start LaunchKit (this might take awhile):
-
-    $ vagrant up --provision
-
-After that command finishes, your LK instance should be up and running at `http://localhost:9100/` — woohoo! (The instance might not be ready right away, check 30 seconds after provision is done.)
-
-If you're **all done** using LaunchKit, you can stop the machine by running:
-
-    $ vagrant halt
-
-If you're never going to use LaunchKit again, you can destroy the machine altogether:
-
-    $ vagrant destroy
+This fork is not meant to create a high-grade production docker environment, but rather to give an option to run
+LaunchKit in Docker locally.
 
 ## Getting Started - Docker
 
@@ -113,6 +35,26 @@ It might take some time to initialize all components.
 
 Navigate to http://localhost:9100/
 
+## Original Repository Notes
+
+This repo contains an unbranded version of all the code that once powered [LaunchKit](https://techcrunch.com/2015/03/11/for-those-about-to-launch-their-apps/). This notably includes **Screenshot Builder**, a web UI for creating App Store screenshots, and **Review Monitor**, which monitors Apple App Store review RSS feeds for new reviews and optionally notifies you about them.
+
+**DISCLAIMER** This code was originally a subscription-supported consumer product, serving millions of web requests across many servers. If you are not technical, it will probably be difficult to make this work.
+
+There's a bunch of other code in here for supporting the old [LaunchKit SDK](https://github.com/launchkit/launchkit-ios), in case you want to, for example, host a whitelabel in-app analytics platform or build a hosted server-configurable feature flags offering.
+
+## Overview
+
+We have packaged things up to run easily with [Vagrant](https://www.vagrantup.com) and [Ansible](https://www.ansible.com), so getting started running LaunchKit's services locally should be fairly straightforward in theory.
+
+* [Getting Started](#getting-started) → HOWTO install & run your own instance of LK.
+* [System Configuration](#system-configuration) → Easily editable settings to enable LK to work with third-party providers.
+* [Architecture Overview](#architecture-overview) → Overview of how LK works.
+* [Code Organization](#code-organization) → Overview of how code is organized in this repository.
+
+If anything in this guide is not accurate or if you run into any issues installing & running LaunchKit, please send us a pull request.
+No one is actively addressing bug reports, but we will happily review and integrate pull requests.
+
 ## System Configuration
 
 LaunchKit will work largely out of the box, but each service has some **external dependencies** that you will need to configure if you wish the service to work properly.