Run one simple command to easily set up your Windows or Mac machine for Chef cookbook development in about 20 minutes.

• If you are on a Windows machine, you will need at least PowerShell 3.0. We recommend PowerShell 5.0 because it supports Microsoft DSC.

• If you are behind a proxy, you will need to export these proxy environment variables first.

Copy the PowerShell command below and paste them into a PowerShell Admin console. This will download and run the bootstrap script on your workstation.

 Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nordstrom/chefdk_bootstrap/master/bootstrap.ps1 | Invoke-Expression
 install

Copy the command below and paste it into a terminal. This will download and run the bootstrap script on your workstation.

ruby -e "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nordstrom/chefdk_bootstrap/master/bootstrap.rb)"

Follow the instructions in the ChefDK README to complete the Chef workstation setup.

Copy/paste these environment variables into your terminal.

# change these values to your proxy address
$env:http_proxy='http://myproxy.example.com:1234'

$env:https_proxy=$env:http_proxy

# don't go through the proxy for these addresses.
# change example.com to your corporate DNS domain
$env:no_proxy='localhost,127.0.0.1,example.com'

Copy the PowerShell command below and paste them into a PowerShell Admin console. This will execute the bootstrap script on your workstation.

 Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nordstrom/chefdk_bootstrap/master/bootstrap.ps1 -ProxyUseDefaultCredentials -Proxy $env:https_proxy | Invoke-Expression
 install

The ChefDK_bootstrap script will write your environment variables to your Profile.ps1.

Copy/paste these environment variables into your terminal.

# change these values to your proxy address
export http_proxy=http://myproxy.example.com:1234

export https_proxy=$http_proxy

# don't go through the proxy for these addresses.
# change example.com to your corporate DNS domain
export no_proxy='localhost,127.0.0.1,example.com'

The ChefDK_bootstrap script will write your environment variables to your ~/.bash_profile.

If you are using a different shell, you will need to export these environment variables in your shell startup file (e.g. .zshrc).

Now run the Quickstart for Mac

If you want to use your own custom wrapper cookbook, add the name of your cookbook and your private supermarket source to these commands instead of the original Quickstart (examples included below).

You can pass in attributes via URL/path to a JSON file (see the --json-attributes option in chef-client ). For Windows, json_attributes is a named parameter of the bootstrap PowerShell script. For Mac, json-attributes is a named parameter of the bootstrap Ruby script.

$CHEFDK_BOOTSTRAP_JSON_ATTRIBUTES = "http://server/attributes.json"

Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nordstrom/chefdk_bootstrap/master/bootstrap.ps1 | Invoke-Expression
install -json_attributes $CHEFDK_BOOTSTRAP_JSON_ATTRIBUTES

ruby -e "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nordstrom/chefdk_bootstrap/master/bootstrap.rb)" - --json-attributes http://server/attributes.json

Deprecated. If you would like to use a custom cookbook, please use an earlier version of ChefDK_bootstrap.

You can specify the version of chefdk to install as a named parameter in the bootstrap script. By default, the bootstrap script will install the latest version of chefdk. The script will not re-install chefdk if the target version is already installed.

Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nordstrom/chefdk_bootstrap/master/bootstrap.ps1 | Invoke-Expression

install -version <target version>

ruby -e "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nordstrom/chefdk_bootstrap/master/bootstrap.rb)" - --version <target version>

This cookbook installs these tools:

Atom, a free, general purpose, cross-platform, open source, text editor. Out of the box, Atom supports all the languages you will need for Chef development: Ruby, PowerShell, Bash, XML, JSON, etc.

Git - command line git client and tools.

Virtualbox - Oracle's free, open source virtualization tool for local cookbook testing.

Vagrant - ChefDK's included Test Kitchen tool uses Vagrant to spin up local VMs for cookbook testing.

• Installs Chocolatey for a Windows machine and homebrew for a Mac machine. Both of these are package managers, similar to apt-get on Ubuntu. Chocolatey is used to install packages like posh-git and kdiff3, while homebrew is used to install packages like iterm2 .

• Installs all the other tools marked true in the node['chefdk_bootstrap']['package'] hash.

• On Windows, includes the Powershell profile configuration recipe.

• Installs the Atom editor

• On Windows, installs ConEmu (a console replacement)

• Installs git.
• On Windows, installs git-credential-winstore, and posh-git.

• On Windows, installs gitextensions, a GUI git client.

• On Windows, installs the free, open-source diff/merge tool, kdiff3.

• Configures a global PowerShell profile to correct the $env:HOME environment variable and run chef shell-init powershell.

• Installs Vagrant.

• Installs Virtualbox.

• On Mac, installs iterm2.

The attributes defined by this recipe are organized under the node['chefdk_bootstrap'] namespace.

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