Add VagrantFile and setup instructions for local development #237
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Use install-as-user script to set up general.yml, database etc. Make the virtualenv self-activate on login.
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I needed to get mapit.mysociety.org and global.mapit.mysociety.org running on my Mac today, to do mysociety/mapit.mysociety.org#17.
Installing everything (postgres, postgis, gdal, etc) onto my Mac seemed like a right pain, so I borrowed the VagrantFile that @stevenday wrote for the mapit.mysociety.org repo and tweaked it to work with my copy of mapit.
Have tested it on my Mac running OS X 10.10.4, Vagrant 1.7.4, and VirtualBox 5.0.10. Mostly works, although I get an error about
mailcatchernot existing, at the end of the firstvagrant up.