Make sure you have the following software installed:
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git
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node / npm
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neo4j
Git clone your fork of the repository and add the original as a remote. Once
the clone has completed, run npm install
in the directory to get all the node
dependencies. Run npm test
to make sure everything is working.
You can use gulp run
to run up a development instance of the application that
will reload whenever you make server changes. Alternately, if you’re using an
IDE, just create a regular node configuration that uses src/server/server.js
as it’s entry-point.
When in doubt? Google.
Fork the repository and submit pull-requests. They will be reviewed and accepted or rejected based on the quality of their content.
I’m very pedantic about whitespace, so indent with tabs, add empty lines between code blocks, don’t leave trailing whitespace, etc.