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http://chocolatey.org

1. Before starting, you will need:
   1. Node.js and npm installed globally
      • choco install nodejs-lts -y
      • refreshenv - if it says refreshing for cmd.exe, you have to close and restart PowerShell and navigate back to the folder (you need to install the PowerShell profile - reference the troubleshooting page at https://chocolatey.org/docs/troubleshooting)
      • npm install gulp -g
   2. A local running instance of SQL Server and Visual Studio 2013 or above
      • choco install sql-server-management-studio mssqlserver2014express -y (you may find a newer version of SQL Server Express)
2. In Visual Studio, open ChocolateyGallery.sln.
   • Note if you already had this open, close it and reopen it so that it can know where npm and gulp are located - that is necessary for the build to succeed.
3. In the Website project, open web.config
4. Locate the connectionStrings section, and modify the NuGetGallery connection string to point to your local instance of SQL Server. It's not a bad idea to change the database name (initial catalog) just to avoid confusion. For example if your SQL Server instance is named SQL2016, you could use: <add name="NuGetGallery" connectionString="Data Source=.\SQL2016;Initial Catalog=Chocolatey;Integrated Security=SSPI;MultipleActiveResultSets=False;" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" /> Note: the database does not need to exist
5. Open the Package Manager Console (Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Manager Console)
6. If prompted, restore any missing NuGet packages (Don't use nuget restore from the command-line as this will pull in extra packages that cause the build to break)
7. Run the Update-Database command in Package Manager Console (if the command is not found, try reloading the solution in Visual Studio)
8. The database named in the connection string should now exist in your SQL Server.
9. Press F5 to start the web application
10. You may experience an error of The CodeDom provider type Microsoft.VisualC.CppCodeProvider could not be located. This is due to what Visual Studio thinks are header files in the chocolatey\Website\node_modules folder. Make that hidden (just the top level node_modules folder).
11. Press F5 to start the web application
12. Your web browser should launch, showing the Chocolatey home page
13. Head to Find Packages and then sign up, entering details to create a new account
14. To make this account an administrator, run the following SQL against your new database eg. Use SQL Server Management Studio or sqlcmd from the command line. Note: Replace 'username' with the name of the user account you just created

DECLARE @adminId int
SELECT @adminId = [Key] FROM Roles WHERE Name = 'Admins'

DECLARE @userId int
SELECT @userId = [Key] FROM Users where Username = 'username'

INSERT INTO UserRoles(UserKey, RoleKey) VALUES(@userId, @adminId)

13. You should now be up and running!

When debugging, you might see this exception: SimpleInjector.ActivationException: 'The given type IControllerActivator is not a concrete type. Please use one of the other overloads to register this type.'. Just ignore this and keep running.

1. Please don't fix anything in the nugetgallery folder or subfolder. Instead you should copy the unchanged item over to chocolatey/Website.
2. Then remove the old item from the Visual Studio project and add the newly copied item to the project.
3. Save the project and commit your changes.
4. Make your changes as normal now.