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@ -40,7 +40,8 @@ If you're new to Node.js development, start with ~npm i~ to install all dependen
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You may also wish to install LIPS globally with ~npm -g install lips~, which will allow you to run a local repl with the ~lips~ command.
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This is not required to use this framework, but is recommended.
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You should also run ~npm run nitinol:update~ to pull in the Nitinol library files.
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The Nitinol libraries are included in this template as a git submodule under ~lib/nitinol~.
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You can pull it in when cloning this template with ~git clone --recurse-submodules~, or ~git submodule update --init~ if you have already cloned the repository.
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Then, the command ~npm run preview~ will start the backend and frontend.
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- The Nitinol libraries are made automatically available to ~app.scm~ via a script tag in the HTML template.
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- ~server~ contains all backend server code, with the ~server.scm~ file being the entry point used to start the backend.
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- ~lib~ contains libraries potentially shared between the front and back end, as well as [[https://git.cyan.sh/BirDt/nitinol][Nitinol]] LIPS libraries included as a git submodule.
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- ~npm run nitinol:update~ will update the Nitinol submodule.
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