Guide request: trellis sage setup on windows

den · October 10, 2018, 9:45am

Hello everybody,
I bought the Sage Development book and I’m excited to start working with Sage 9, but I’m on Windows 10 and I’m really confused about how to setup trellis and the development environment…
I would be grateful if someone could let me see the right path to follow, maybe with a step by step guide.
Really sorry to bother but I couldn’t find anything online that make all this process clear (not on windows).

Thanks in advance!!

ben · October 10, 2018, 3:42pm

We’ll be getting some Windows getting started docs up soon - this is what @alwaysblank drafted up initially the other month:

github.com

roots/docs/blob/6a22d87424f89ff201612fe43a0b3de3594bd500/getting-started/win10-basic-setup.md

Basic Windows 10 development environment for Roots Trellis, Bedrock, and Sage

## Requirements

Roots Trellis, Bedrock, and Sage development on Windows 10 relies on several libraries and software packages. This guide will show you how to install and configure each of these recommended packages on your computer. This guide assumes basic knowledge of the command line (provided commands should work in PowerShell or CMD, unless otherwise specified).

- git
- putty (and friends)
- PHP
- Composer
- nvm
- Node.js
- Python

## Git

You may already have git installed. Open up your command line of choice, and run the following command:

```cli
git --version

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den · October 10, 2018, 4:00pm

Thanks!!!
I’ll follow it.

den · December 17, 2018, 3:30pm

Sorry to renew this request.
The Windows getting started doc has been updated (https://github.com/roots/docs/blob/6a22d87424f89ff201612fe43a0b3de3594bd500/getting-started/win10-basic-setup.md)
but there’s not a path to follow, I mean, there’s just a list of requirements (and I’ve also to understand why vagrant and virtual box have been removed) but at the end I don’t know where to proceed, if then I have to install trellis or what…

Can you help me making it clear?
Thanks in advance.

MWDelaney · December 17, 2018, 3:37pm

The Windows docs are still in development, which is why they’re not yet listed in the “Docs” section of this site. Our team has only a few full-time Windows users on it, and their resources are in high demand at the moment. We definitely appreciate that this is a gap in our documentation at the moment and we’re working to fill it as our time and resources allow.

Thanks for your patience.