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Roch D'Amour b84caec80e Update README.md		2019-03-11 16:41:05 -07:00
csvjson	New dataset added (projet pietonnisation)	2019-03-09 13:38:28 -05:00
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README.md

HackQC19-API

How to run the project in dev

npm i && npm run dev

How to run the parser

npm run parser

How to deploy data to AWS

npm run aws

How to add a parser

Simply go in the server/parsing/parsers folder and add a class similar to the one in the file named server/parsing/example_parser.js. Then, import your new file in the server/parsing/parser.js file and add a new instance of your class in the parsers array.