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@bible-engine/server

v1.4.6

Published

## Install

Downloads

2

Readme

@bible-engine/importers

Install

The package can be installed via yarn or npm as usual. However in it's current state it makes more sense to clone this repository and use the code as a reference implementation.

Usage

Currrently there is no config file and you have to set the datasource parameters directly in src/main.ts (or lib/main.js if you just use the npm package).

To start the server run npm run start for the transpiled version.

To run from src/ via ts-node with a watcher enabled run npm run startDev. You might have to run npx pm2 install typescript before.

To setup your database please refer to the importers package.

Contribution welcome

In case someone wants to make this more "standalone", feel free to refactor this into something that can imported from the package and intialized with a custom configuration. PRs welcome.