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Expl0dingBanana committed Jan 24, 2020
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MAD is using the RocketMap database schema, you can either install it using [OSM-Rocketmap](https://github.com/cecpk/OSM-Rocketmap) or, if you just want the database and not the complete frontend of RM, use the [databasesetup.py](../../extras/scripts#databasesetup-databasesetup-py) script.

If you want to use OSM-Rocketmap, set it up and launch it for the first time. It will create the the tables automatically. Follow the guide from the [official Rocketmap documentation](https://rocketmap.readthedocs.io/en/develop/basic-install/index.html), but **make sure to clone the [OSM-Rocketmap](https://github.com/cecpk/OSM-Rocketmap) fork** instead of the normal one.
MAD will install the latest database schema automatically on initial boot and no additional steps are required. It will install the basic OSM-Rocketmap tables but may not be completely up to date. Running OSM-Rocketmap for the first time should execute their required changes. Follow the guide from the [official Rocketmap documentation](https://rocketmap.readthedocs.io/en/develop/basic-install/index.html), but **make sure to clone the [OSM-Rocketmap](https://github.com/cecpk/OSM-Rocketmap) fork** instead of the normal one.

```bash
python3 runserver.py
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