separate install and startup, and stop using nodemon

[joshhodgson]

unless nodemon is installed globally (npm install -g nodemon), it can't be called from the command line like that on neither windows nor linux

[tjenkinson]

I think a better way would be using an npm script, because then the PATH should be updated correctly to find the binary.

e.g

"scripts": {
   "start":"nodemon server.js"
}

And then it would be started with npm run start (or npm start).

[tjenkinson]

Also we should probably change from using * to at least specifying the current major version

[joshhodgson]

I'll change it to npm start then, good idea

[joshhodgson]

....do we really need nodemon?

[tjenkinson]

¯_(ツ)_/¯ probably not really. Might make sense for dev though? There could be a 'dev' script that runs that and 'start' which just uses node.

npm start actually defaults to node server.js.

[joshhodgson]

We can always change it later, so it makes no difference to the user starting it