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@dreamcatcher-tech/crm-pm2
Advanced tools
When run, will:
.env
fileTo deploy this onsite:
pm2 install @dreamcatcher-tech/crm-pm2
to pull down the latest version from npm and run it--faker 123
Generate fake data, using the given number of customers
--port 1234
Listen on the given port number, or use a default random one
--admin rootChainId
Supply a chainId to allow to connect without being authd
repo
required as this is installed globally, so must say where the repo will be. KV store is in repo/interpulse/
.
.env
provided as a file which holds SSL keys. If a .env file is found at the same place as the repo, it will be loaded ie: repo/.env
will be loaded.
pm2 install @dreamcatcher-tech/crm-pm2
to upgrade the installed packageFAQs
Server side CRM instance
We found that @dreamcatcher-tech/crm-pm2 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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