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Giulio Cesare Solaroli 0c4977a431 Merge pull request #106 from jokajak/bitcoin_compatibility 
flask backend: Add a stub for bitcoin certificates
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clipperz Merge pull request #106 from jokajak/bitcoin_compatibility 2016-06-05 11:49:21 +02:00
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README.md

clipperz

A flask based backend for the Clipperz (https://clipperz.is) Password Manager. This backend is for development and personal use only. As such it does not implement any bot protection mechanisms such as tolls.

Running

Once you have built the backend using the clipperz build process you can use run.sh to create an environment for testing against. The database will be created in the target directory which means it will be over-ridden every time you build. To change this you can specify a DATABASE_URL environment variable that points to another location.

Once it is running, you can open the clipperz by going to http://localhost:5000/<frontend version> for instance (http://localhost:5000/delta)