Instructions | Libre University Research

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Step 1
You need to have installed these. As their installation wildly varies among systems and they are greatly documented, I'll just list them as prequisite:
- Node.js
- NPM
- MongoDB (and running with the command mongod).
When you have them installed follow the rest of the instructions to get Libre University up and running.

Step 2

Clone the repository

git clone git://github.com/libre/university.git && cd ./university

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Step 3
Install Nodemon, Istanbul and Mocha globally for testing (recommended):
```
npm install nodemon istanbul mocha -g
```
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Step 4
Install the dependencies:
```
npm install
```
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Step 5
Now that you have them installed, you can simply run the server:
```
npm start
```
Or keep it listening for changes on the server and auto-restart it when something changes:
```
nodemon
```
Or keep listening for changes everywhere and auto-restart it when something changes:
```
npm run watch
```

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David Thorton wrote 09/24/2022 at 10:41

Thank you for this important and useful information. I'm a student, and I also conduct different research, write papers, and so on; and I always look for something which will help me during the process. Usually, I like working on different research, but somethimes it's just so hard to decide what to write, and it may be hard to find quality info. The last time I wrote about GMOs, I found different resources, but most of them were paid, so I didn't use them. But I found this site https://paperap.com/free-papers/gmo/ where I managed to read a lot of free examples on that issue, and it helped me a lot. Of course, I couldn't use the whole paper because it's not right, but I found some interesting ideas and managed to use them more detailed in my writing.

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