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igplaner-back-dev
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IGPlaner backend is the backend for a School System called IGPlaner.
Use the package manager npm to install igplaner-back-dev.
In local folder:
npm install --unsafe-perm igplaner-back-dev
Globally:
npm install -g --unsafe-perm igplaner-back-dev
This package requires a mongodb installation.
###Autostart
If you are using systemd, you can use this script:
The package is managed by environment variables:
"PORT": "<Port of the backend, default 3000>",
"MONGODB_USER": "<User of your mongodb>",
"MONGODB_PASSWORD": "<Password of the user>",
"MONGODB_HOST": "<Mongodb host, default localhost>",
"MONGODB_PORT": "<Mongodb port, default 27017>",
"MONGODB_DB": "<Mongodb database>",
"JSON_WEB_TOKEN_KEY": "<some random string for generating json web tokens>"
###Starting and stopping
Global installation:
igplaner-dev-cli start //starting
igplaner-dev-cli stop //stopping
Local installation:
./node_modules/.bin/igplaner-dev-cli start //starting
./node_modules/.bin/igplaner-dev-cli stop //stopping
Pull requests are welcome.
FAQs
Backend for the IGPlanerx Application based on MongoDB
The npm package igplaner-back-dev receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, igplaner-back-dev popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that igplaner-back-dev 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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