I installed it with docker, it was easy. I haven’t tested it in a real deployment with real users, but I could easily test it myself, starting the server from m

I installed it with docker, it was easy. I haven’t tested it in a real deployment with real users, but I could easily test it myself, starting the server from my laptop. You clone the GitHub link, then `cd` there and run docker: docker build -t campfire . docker run \ --publish 3000:3000 \ --volume campfire:/rails/storage \ --env SECRET_KEY_BASE=$(docker run --rm campfire bin/rails secret) \ --env DISABLE_SSL=1 \ campfire Before that, you need to add yourself to docker group (and reboot): sudo usermod -aG docker $USER Otherwise, the command fail as it needs sudo rights for generating a secret. Or you could generate the secret before that: sudo docker run --rm campfire bin/rails secret And then insert the long string into your command, after `SECRET_KEY_BASE=`. I did all that on Linux, so I have no idea how to do that on macOS. As a final step, you visit either localhost:3000 or ip-addr:3000 and play with the chat.