<commit_before># Developer Onboarding

## Install and Set Up Rogue

You can follow the [instructions](installation.md) to install and set up Rogue on your local development environment.

However, before running `php artisan rogue:setup`, you are going to need a few permissions so that you can set the correct application keys and secrets for proper access.

### Northstar

For the most part, you can use the QA Northstar URL for your development environment: `https://identity-dev.dosomething.org`

To gain access to an ID and SECRET, you will need to have the proper permissions set on your DoSomething account. Let a developer on the team know if you are unable to access [Aurora (QA)](https://aurora-qa.dosomething.org/clients).

### .ENV (noun: /Dot EE EN VEE/)

The `.env` file provides environment specific configurations that can be set differently depending on the environment (local, qa, production, etc). Here is what an [example.env](https://github.com/DoSomething/rogue/blob/master/.env.example) looks like from the repository.

If running the Rogue setup from scratch, a copy of this `.env.example` file will be made and renamed to `.env`. Make sure to update the new file with the corresponding values you need for your local setup. If you have questions about which values to use, reach out to the developer team.<commit_msg>change northstar wording<commit_after># Developer Onboarding

## Install and Set Up Rogue

You can follow the [instructions](installation.md) to install and set up Rogue on your local development environment.

However, before running `php artisan rogue:setup`, you are going to need a few permissions so that you can set the correct application keys and secrets for proper access.

### Northstar

For the most part, you can use the Development Northstar URL for your development environment: `https://identity-dev.dosomething.org`

To gain access to an ID and SECRET, you will need to have the proper permissions set on your DoSomething account. Let a developer on the team know if you are unable to access [Aurora (QA)](https://aurora-qa.dosomething.org/clients).

### .ENV (noun: /Dot EE EN VEE/)

The `.env` file provides environment specific configurations that can be set differently depending on the environment (local, qa, production, etc). Here is what an [example.env](https://github.com/DoSomething/rogue/blob/master/.env.example) looks like from the repository.

If running the Rogue setup from scratch, a copy of this `.env.example` file will be made and renamed to `.env`. Make sure to update the new file with the corresponding values you need for your local setup. If you have questions about which values to use, reach out to the developer team.
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