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These are the steps (both up and down) to get get the Hydra Consent Flow example working locally on a Mac. Infrastructure Create Database Up echo "create database hydra" | mysql -uroot -proot Down echo "drop database hydra" | mysql -uroot -proot Export Stuff Up export DATABASE_URL=mysql://root:[email protected](docker.for.mac.localhost:3306)/hydra?parseTime=true export SYSTEM_SECRET=yJFLIU44byGmmKLwJHvrIamNknAmSQR27C Down Nothing. Migrations Up docker run -it --rm \ oryd/hydra:v0.10.10 \ migrate sql $DATABASE_URL Down Nothing. Run Hydra Container Up docker run -d \ --name ory-hydra-example--hydra \ --network hydraguide \ -p 9000:4444 \ -e SYSTEM_SECRET=$SYSTEM_SECRET \ -e DATABASE_URL=$DATABASE_URL \ -e ISSUER=https://localhost:9000/ \ -e CONSENT_URL=http://localhost:9020/consent \ -e FORCE_ROOT_CLIENT_CREDENTIALS=admin:demo-password \ oryd/hydra:v0.

Okay this is my first foray in to AppleScript, and I have to say that I don’t hate it. I wanted a way to take screenshots directly in to Preview on my Mac. Turns out that the screenshot utility is available on the command line: > screencapture -h screencapture: illegal option -- h usage: screencapture [-icMPmwsWxSCUtoa] [files] -c force screen capture to go to the clipboard -b capture Touch Bar - non-interactive modes only .

Background Zapier is effectively a task runner. Integrating with them would put FlowMojo in a marketplace of other productivity applications. I think it will really fuel adoption. To get in the door with Zapier, I need to become an OAuth provider. You can create a Zapier Application for your WebApp and give that to Zapier. Then, your users that also have Zapier accounts can go to Zapier and choose to make a ‘Zap’ with the Zapier Application you created.