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279map-backend-common
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This is the main server of 279map.
flowchart LR
279map-common
subgraph frontend
279map-core
279map -. use .-> 279map-core
end
subgraph backend
db[("cache db")]
279map-backend-common
279map-backend-main <--> odba
279map-backend-main <--> db
odba <--> db
fs["fs (option)"] <--> 279map-backend-main
fs <--> odba
279map-backend-main -. use .-> 279map-backend-common
odba -. use .-> 279map-backend-common
fs -. use .-> 279map-backend-common
end
frontend -. use .-> 279map-common
backend -. use .-> 279map-common
279map-core <-- https,wss --> 279map-backend-main
style 279map-backend-common fill:#faa, stroke:#f55
style db fill:#faa, stroke:#f55
package.json
.npm i
to update the version in packege-lock.json
.npm run rollup
npm publish ./
cd db
docker image build -t 279map-db .
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279map backend common modules
The npm package 279map-backend-common receives a total of 264 weekly downloads. As such, 279map-backend-common popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that 279map-backend-common demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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