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If you happen to be using a supported Linux environment (which is likely the case), you would need:
Generate a configuration file:
pipx run deciphon-api generate-config > .env
Tweak .env
as needed, and then run
pipx run deciphon-api start
Make sure you have Poetry.
Enter
poetry install
poetry shell
to setup and activate a Python environment associated with the project. Then enter
uvicorn deciphon_api.main:app.api --reload
to start the API.
Tests can be performed by entering
pytest
while the corresponding Python environment created by Poetry is active.
Copy the file .env.example to your working directory and rename it to .env
.
Edit it accordingly.
The rest of the configuration can be tuned by uvicorn
options.
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We found that deciphon-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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