localurl.test issues

[Ochab]

I hate asking this question. It's probably been asked before but I can't find a solution since V3.

I'm on a new MacBook Pro my work sent me. Brand new user, no dev environments set up. Followed the setup tutorial at https://statamic.dev/installing/local.

What I did:

1. Homebrew
2. php via homebrew
3. composer via homebrew.
4. composer global require statamic/cli (Had to troubleshoot zsh issues here, nbd)
5. statamic new my-project. (this was done in myusername/Sites)
6. Add superuser.

http://my-project.test does not work. When statamic used laravel this could be corrected using valet park. Is there a similar command I can use to set myusername/Sites as the root?

[jasonvarga]

If you park your sites directory it should notice your statamic project.

Did you park it already? If not, run valet park in there.

[Ochab]

Thanks Jason! Tried that:

zsh: command not found: valet

Is Valet something I should have installed? It wasn't listed in the Requirements so I have not set it up, and since it wasn't installed via the package manager I wasn't sure if that was the right solution. (I mentioned this in the original message)

[Ochab]

For anyone else who runs into this, I ended up installing valet. https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/valet#installation

I already had composer installed, so:

composer global require laravel/valet

valet install

Navigate toward your main web dev server (in my case /Sites) and use: valet park

Worked fine after that! A bit confused why I had to do this step though since it wasn't included in the prerequisites in the statamic install instructions.

[jasonvarga]

Valet isn't a prerequisite, you can use whatever server you want. Glad you figured it out though!