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What is this?
NFTAPIInfinite is described as a simple real-time system built for real-time processing, aimed at developers who want a straightforward, dependable backend solution.
NFTAPIInfinite is described as a simple real-time system built for real-time processing, aimed at developers who want a straightforward, dependable backend solution.Is this an app I run, or a library I import into my own code?It looks like a standalone backend you run yourself: you clone the repo, install dependencies, and edit settings like DEBUG, ALLOWEDHOSTS and DATABASES in a configuration file — there's no mention of it being published as an importable package.
It looks like a standalone backend you run yourself: you clone the repo, install dependencies, and edit settings like DEBUG, ALLOWEDHOSTS and DATABASES in a configuration file — there's no mention of it being published as an importable package.How do I get it running?Clone the repository, then install the required dependencies.
Clone the repository, then install the required dependencies.Do I need Python installed, even though this is listed as a JavaScript repo?The README's Technology Stack section lists Python along with a framework like Flask, Django or FastAPI, plus Pytest for testing, even though GitHub reports the repo's primary language as JavaScript.
The README's Technology Stack section lists Python along with a framework like Flask, Django or FastAPI, plus Pytest for testing, even though GitHub reports the repo's primary language as JavaScript.Is there more detail on what NFTAPIInfinite actually does?Not much — the same one-line description is repeated under Highlights and Key Features instead of listing concrete features, endpoints, or NFT-specific behavior.
Not much — the same one-line description is repeated under Highlights and Key Features instead of listing concrete features, endpoints, or NFT-specific behavior.Why does the tech stack mention Python if the repo's language is JavaScript?The README is inconsistent on this: it lists Python and a Python framework (Flask/Django/FastAPI) in its Technology Stack even though GitHub reports JavaScript as the primary language, so the stated stack may not be fully accurate.
The README is inconsistent on this: it lists Python and a Python framework (Flask/Django/FastAPI) in its Technology Stack even though GitHub reports JavaScript as the primary language, so the stated stack may not be fully accurate.Does it come with tests?The README mentions Pytest for testing in its tech stack, but doesn't show any test files or commands for actually running tests.
The README mentions Pytest for testing in its tech stack, but doesn't show any test files or commands for actually running tests.What exactly do the DEBUG, ALLOWEDHOSTS and DATABASES settings control?They're the only configuration options mentioned — toggling debug mode, setting allowed hostnames, and configuring the database — but the README gives no further detail on formats or defaults.
They're the only configuration options mentioned — toggling debug mode, setting allowed hostnames, and configuring the database — but the README gives no further detail on formats or defaults.What are similar projects?MetaBridgeDiamond, BloomBeacon, SolcQueue, electric, parse-server, feathers, server, directus
MetaBridgeDiamond, BloomBeacon, SolcQueue, electric, parse-server, feathers, server, directusWhich topics is it in?api-server, data-processing, configuration, real-time, testing, rest-api, backend, database, api, automation, tool, server
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