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Misa

🏍️ A FireApi for FireBlog. No dependency of Database.

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Usage

Import a FireBlogData file:

npm run import out.fbd.json

There will import data to /_data, check it, and rename as data to enable that.

Run server:

npm run dev   # debug
npm run start # production

Import the FireBlogData

./bin/import.js --help
node bin/import.js --help # windows

Server

npm start

Now misa support QQ and Facebook OAuth login.

Options

HTTPs

see ./lib/ssl/index.js.

Environment variables

  • use http force: SSL=false npm start
  • set server listen port: PORT=3002 npm start
  • set FireApi url(itself): FIREAPI=https://misa.pea3nut.org npm start
  • set FireFront url: FIREFRONT=https://yusa.pea3nut.org npm start, it will set CORS for FIREFRONT
  • set proxy for OAuth: http_proxy=127.0.0.1:8116 npm start
  • set proxy for import: http_proxy=127.0.0.1:8116 ./bin/import.js out.fbd.json

Development

Misa will support the url which is FireFront not only, but also http(s)://localhost:3003. They have correct CORS response both. So you can use local's front-end page to visit remote's back-end.