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podverse-workers

v5.0.3

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Podverse worker scripts for jobs which need to run and complete.

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podverse-workers

Podverse worker scripts for jobs which need to run and complete.

Dev Setup

Environment Variables

Create a .env file in the root of this project, based on the example found in podverse-ops/config/podverse-workers.env.example.

Local Dev Workflow

Podverse uses many modules that are maintained in separate repos, and they need to be linked and running for a local dev workflow. Please read the podverse-workers/dev/local-dev-setup.md file to set up the required dependencies and module linking.

Running Locally

Install the node_modules:

npm install

You will then need to run whichever command you want to run, according to what scripts are available within the package.json.

Deploying

To deploy, build the docker image using the Dockerfile, and deploy the image on your server using the podverse-ops/docker-compose.yml file. See the podverse-ops/dev/deploying.md file for more info.