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Add documentation to run your own mirror
See original GitHub issueRunning python srv.py gave an import error.
$ python bin/srv.py Traceback (most recent call last): File “bin/srv.py”, line 9, in <module> from gevent.wsgi import WSGIServer ImportError: No module named wsgi
Would you mind adding documentation on how to run your own cheat.sh server. Thanks.
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I see that
get_answermodule starting an external processget-answer-for-question… Not sure what that is. I believe it is important to know this for hosting a mirror .I was trying to figure out where/how
cheat.shis extracting data from different sources. It looks like except forlearn x in y, everything else is being delegated to the above said external binary. Correct me if I’m wrong.README now has an instruction how to run own mirror with
docker-compose.Does that work for you?