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yelp-rest
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yelp-rest
is a lightweight, easy to deploy REST wrapper for Yelp 2.0 API.
To run the server do the following:
.env
file in the same place as .env-example
(root directory).env
file, e.g. Yelp Mange API access
stuffnpm install --production
npm start
http://localhost:3000/api/search?lat=40.75493&lng=-73.98878&restaurant=chineese
.
Don't forget to change port if you specified different than 3000
in your .env
fileRepo destributed prebuilded so that you do not have to install everithing including devDepencencies
to run the server.
If your prefer to build everything by yourself and/or doing source editings:
Install all dependencies:
npm install
After installation of devDependencies
you wil be abble to edit and build sources, check code style and run tests.
For rebuilding and restarting during development:
npm run watch
For production building:
npm run build
For testing:
npm test
For code style checking:
npm run lint
Sources distributed with .ide
directory containing WebStorm settings to easily achive same development experience
with other WebStrorm users.
For JSDoc generation:
npm run jsdoc
It generates jsdoc
directory in the root of the project
MIT.
FAQs
Lightweight, easy to deploy REST wrapper for Yelp 2.0 API
The npm package yelp-rest receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, yelp-rest popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that yelp-rest 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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