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    installation
    quickstart
 
+Quickstart (tutorial mode)
+==========================
+
+.. toctree::
+   :maxdepth: 1
+
+   quickstart_tutorial
+
 Basic usage
 ===========
 
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+=============================================
+Two-minute installation, setup and quickstart
+=============================================
+
+Install and setup
+=================
+
+Supposed you have a :doc:`virtual environment </virtualenv_tutorial>` with the `pip`` package installed. Then simply type:
+
+    pip install fireworks[mongomock]
+    mkdir -p ~/.fireworks
+    echo MONGOMOCK_SERVERSTORE_FILE: $HOME/.fireworks/mongomock.json > ~/.fireworks/FW_config.yaml
+    echo '{}' > ~/.fireworks/mongomock.json
+    lpad reset --password="$(date +%Y-%m-%d)"
+
+See that the database contains no workflows:
+
+    lpad get_wflows
+
+*Output*::
+
+    []
+
+
+Add and display a workflow
+==========================
+
+Add a script that prints the date as a single firework in a workflow:
+
+    lpad add_scripts 'date' -n date_printer_firework -w date_printer_workflow
+
+Let us display the workflow just added:
+
+    lpad get_wflows -d more
+
+*Output*::
+
+    {
+        "state": "READY",
+        "name": "date_printer_workflow--1",
+        "created_on": "2024-06-07T15:05:02.096000",
+        "updated_on": "2024-06-07T15:05:02.096000",
+        "states": {
+            "date_printer_firework--1": "READY"
+        },
+        "launch_dirs": {
+            "date_printer_firework--1": []
+        }
+    }
+
+We have only one workflow with only one firework on the database.
+
+Run a workflow
+==============
+
+Now we can run the firework in our workflow locally with this simple command:
+
+    rlaunch singleshot
+
+*Output*::
+    2024-06-07 17:15:08,515 INFO Hostname/IP lookup (this will take a few seconds)
+    2024-06-07 17:15:08,517 INFO Launching Rocket
+    2024-06-07 17:15:08,608 INFO RUNNING fw_id: 1 in directory: /home/ubuntu
+    2024-06-07 17:15:08,610 INFO Task started: ScriptTask.
+    Fri Jun  7 17:15:08 CEST 2024
+    2024-06-07 17:15:08,612 INFO Task completed: ScriptTask
+    2024-06-07 17:15:08,616 INFO Rocket finished
+
+Further steps
+=============
+
+This setup uses a JSON file on the local computer as a database instead of MongoDB. You can carry out many of the following tutorials
+and do local testing by using this setting.
+
+If you want to complete the more advanced tutorials, such as the :doc:`queue tutorial </queue_tutorial>`, or use FireWorks productively on 
+a computing cluster, then you should consider :doc:`installing and setting up FireWorks </installation>` with a MongoDB server.
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