cortex-starter Preparationcortex itself is only a Rails Engine, it needs to be mounted within a parent Rails applicaton. cortex-starter serves as a starting point for new users, with cortex and cortex-plugins-core already mounted and configured with several example ContentTypes/Decorators. Start by cloning the repository:.env.example file as .env and modify it to match your environment.$ bin/rails secret twice to generate both an APP_SECRET and DEVISE_SECRETDATABASE_USERNAME and DATABASE_PASSWORD should be set accordingly.readline Ruby/byebug build dependency) using Homebrew from the Brewfile via $ brew install $(cat Brewfile|grep -v "#")brew services:launchctl:readline Ruby/byebug build dependency) using your distribution's package manager (pacman, apt-get, yum, etc). For example, with Ubuntu's apt-get:elasticsearch package - you must use Elasticsearch's repositories for APT or RPM or follow these manual instructions. The same goes for phantomjs. Build from source or use a PPA. Additionally, yarn will need its repository added for these distributions. Follow these instructions. Other Linux distributions likely have these as prebuilt packages in their official or user repositories.systemd's frontend, systemctl:node dependencies using yarn:cortex-starter ships with an automated setup script. Execute this in lieu of the Manual Setup steps below, if you're comfortable doing so:dev-server script:http://localhost:3000. To access Cortex as superadmin, login as [email protected] with password welcome1.