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- Migration 026: api_keys table; 025 sovereign stack marketplace
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Final Setup - Run This Now

Everything is Ready!

All code is implemented. You just need to run ONE command to complete setup.

🚀 Run This Command

cd /home/intlc/projects/Sankofa/api
./ONE_COMMAND_SETUP.sh

That's it! This single script will:

  1. Configure .env file
  2. Create sankofa database
  3. Set PostgreSQL password
  4. Run all migrations
  5. Seed all 9 services
  6. Verify everything worked

What to Expect

When you run the script:

  • You'll be prompted for your sudo password (for database setup)
  • The script will automatically do everything else
  • At the end, you'll see: ✅ SETUP COMPLETE!

If Sudo Requires Password

The script needs sudo to:

  • Create the database
  • Set the PostgreSQL password

Just enter your sudo password when prompted.

Alternative: Manual Database Setup

If you prefer to set up the database manually first:

# 1. Set up database (one command)
sudo -u postgres psql << 'EOSQL'
CREATE DATABASE sankofa;
ALTER USER postgres PASSWORD 'dev_sankofa_2024_secure';
\q
EOSQL

# 2. Then run the automated setup
cd /home/intlc/projects/Sankofa/api
./RUN_ME.sh

After Setup

Once complete, you'll have:

  • Phoenix Cloud Services publisher
  • 9 Sovereign Stack services registered
  • All services with versions and pricing
  • Services queryable via GraphQL
  • Services visible in marketplace

Verify It Worked

cd /home/intlc/projects/Sankofa/api
pnpm verify:sovereign-stack

Expected output:

✅ Phoenix publisher found: Phoenix Cloud Services
✅ Found 9 Phoenix services
✅ All 9 expected services found!

Ready? Just run: ./ONE_COMMAND_SETUP.sh 🎉