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README.md

ENSL Gathers App

Status

A realtime micro web service to organise gathers for ENSL.org

Design Goals

  1. Create a nice place where the NS2 community can assemble and have fun

  2. Create an efficient, easy-to-use and flexible system to create NS2 gathers

  3. Support the modern web and basic usability expectactions (e.g. realtime, phone and tablet friendly)

That's it

Requirements

  • node.js > 4.0

  • MongoDB

Run in development

npm install # Install deps

npm run watch # Compile and watch frontend assets

RANDOM_USER=true npm run dev # Run dev server, loading yourself as a random user

Run in production

npm install # Install deps

npm start_production # Compile assets and run in production

License

MIT Licensed