Note: you must have a proper install of
node,npmand/oryarnbefore
Open your terminal and type:
npm install bajo
# or
yarn add bajo
Goto your project directory, create the index.js file and put this in it:
const bajo = require('bajo')
bajo.boot()
.then(scope => {
})
.catch(err => {
console.trace(err)
})Bajo application ALWAYS need a data directory to put configuration files, etc. This cloud be located inside or outside your project directory.
Lets assume you're going to put your data directory inside your project directory. So please
create a new directory called data first. After that, just type in your terminal:
node index.js --dir-data=data
Or you could use dotenv by creating .env file in the same directory as index.js, and put this inside:
DIR_DATA = .\data
Now you can omit calling node with arguments, you just need to type:
node index.js
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