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README.md
homepage.js
This is a rewrite of my current website to Express.JS.
Git repo | Demo (may or may not work)
Running an instance
First, generate the app key.
Debug
cp .env.example .env
APP_DEBUG=true sudo ./install
docker-compose up -d
Production
Note: production instance is not production-ready yet, as it is still in development mode.
cp .env.example .env
echo "APP_DEBUG=false" >> .env # Or edit the file yourself
sudo ./install
docker-compose up -d
Also dont forget to build the resume app
Build the resume
cd to react/resume and run build.sh.
If you are running in debug mode, run yarn/npm start
Generate the key
Install node modules in following directories: ., ./scripts
Then, cd to root and run node scripts/generate_key.js