A few config changes to make it easier to run elogy locally, e.g. for development.
Also added a couple of Makefiles, containing quick commands for setting up and running a local install. Running the following commands from the Elogy directory should result in an up-and-running backend and the frontend running in a node proxy dev server at port 3000.
make install
make run -j2
I have only tested these on my machine, it may be that they need some more polish to be generally useful.
A few config changes to make it easier to run elogy locally, e.g. for development.
Also added a couple of Makefiles, containing quick commands for setting up and running a local install. Running the following commands from the Elogy directory should result in an up-and-running backend and the frontend running in a node proxy dev server at port 3000.
I have only tested these on my machine, it may be that they need some more polish to be generally useful.