@adxp/server
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`yarn dev` runs the server in dev mode & watches for updates `yarn temp` does the same thing as `yarn dev` but stores DB info & blocks in an in-memory store `yarn wipe-db` wipes the current server's database & blockstore
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yarn dev runs the server in dev mode & watches for updates
yarn temp does the same thing as yarn dev but stores DB info & blocks in an in-memory store
yarn wipe-db wipes the current server's database & blockstore
Server defaults to running on http://localhost:2583
run tests with yarn test. This creates a separate in-memory server for each test suite. To turn this off & run it against a dev server, switch the USE_TEST_SERVER flag in the test files to false
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`yarn dev` runs the server in dev mode & watches for updates `yarn temp` does the same thing as `yarn dev` but stores DB info & blocks in an in-memory store `yarn wipe-db` wipes the current server's database & blockstore
We found that @adxp/server demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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