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bms-api

v1.0.0

Published

BMS API

Downloads

5

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Maintainers

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Keywords

Readme

bms-api

Dependencies to run the project

  • NodeJS v10^

Technologies

Installation

  > git clone [email protected]:OpenCircleTech/bms-api.git
  > cd bms-api
  > yarn install || npm install

Settings

You must then create a file called ".env", followed by the pattern specified in .env.example

To run the project

   > yarn dev // Dev || npm run dev

Contribute to the project

  • To contribute to the project, it is necessary to have the source code updated with the branch Master
  • Create a branch from the git checkout -b nameDaBranch - e.g. listUser
  • Develop the functionality in this branch created
  • Make the commits git add . and git commit -m 'description of what was done'
  • Upload to the repository your git push origin branch namedDaBranch
  • Open a Pull request to the master, describing what has been changed