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callipyge-core
Advanced tools
Callipyge is a simple tool to help you build and maintain beautiful backends.
Callipyge is a simple tool to help you build and maintain beautiful backends.
This readme uses yarn (instead of npm). To install it:
npm install --global yarn
We use node 6.x for this project. If you don't have it installed, I recommend https://github.com/mklement0/n-install to grab n, the Node.js version manager.
This web engine is designed to work with two online services:
Both offer free (but limited) accounts.
now.sh offers the simplest node https hosting possible. Paid accounts are about 15$/month and let you use your own domain names and hide your source files (otherwise they are public).
Make sure you have the now-cli installed:
npm install --global now
Cloudant offers a complete CouchDB service (including geo and fulltext search). Usage is measured and billed monthly if it's 50$ or over.
cd [somewhere]
mkdir my-project # or whatever name you choose
cd my-project # or whatever name you choose
yarn init -y
yarn add callipyge-core
node_modules/.bin/callipyge init
yarn start
You'll want to rerun init if you upgrade callipyge-core:
yarn callipyge init
You'll find templates/ and templates/partials/ is populated with symlinks to relevant files. Feel free to replace them as needed.
We use Foundation and Sass to style the site. You'll find symlinks to the original files in scss/ which you can edit at will.
Use yarn sass to regenerate the css file found in the public/css/
directory.
Notice a new .env file in your project root. Make sure there's also a .env line in your .gitignore file to prevent it from being shared. This .env file contains your cloudant username and password.
FAQs
Callipyge is a simple tool to help you build and maintain beautiful backends.
We found that callipyge-core 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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