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You'll need Python3 and NodeJS to build the project.
Setting up the development environment
Create a Python virtual env, an .env file, and install:
$ python3 -m venv .venv
$ touch .env
$ make update
You want a couple of env variables for tha app to run correctly:
export QUART_APP="vtesrulings:app"
export DISCORD_WEBHOOK=<your Discord community server webhook URL>
You can now launch the server locally:
§ make serve
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