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Tip

The jumpstart command automatically creates a light modules directory for you in the current folder. If you already have a different directory that you want to use for light modules, use the -p option with the jumpstart command to specify the path to your existing light modules folder. For  For example: mgnl jumpstart -p /Users/<username>/<shared-projects>/light-modules/

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  1. Change to the directory to where you want to install the Magnolia bundle. For example:

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    cd /Users/<username>/dev/

  2. Execute the Magnolia CLI CLI jumpstart command:

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    mgnl jumpstart

  3. Choose the magnolia-community-demo-bundlewebapp containing Magnolia Community Edition bundled with the Travel Demo and a Tomcat server. It creates folders for the Tomcat server and for the light modules according to the CLI configuration. 

    Once the setup operation is complete, you should see a message similar to this one:

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    info Magnolia has been successfully setup for light development!
info You can now open a new terminal tab or window and start it up with the CLI command 'mgnl start'
info Magnolia will be ready after a few seconds at localhost:8080/magnoliaAuthor. Username and password is superuser

    The following files and folders are created:

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    dev/
├── apache-tomcat/
│   ├── bin/
│   ├── conf/ll
│   ├── lib/
│   ├── logs/
│   ├── temp/
│   └── webapps/
├── light-modules/                
└── downloads

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