How to run/test locally
See original GitHub issueI’ve been playing with this API a little bit, and I’d love to submit a PR at some point in the future. I see the contributions page, but I don’t see very much info on how to run the test suite locally. I checked out what travis-ci is doing, and when I run yarn test
all of the tests fail. I think I’m missing a step getting the data from mongo. A little doc about how to get tests running locally would be great!
Thanks
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Definitely a mongo connection issue, looking into this
Did you get it working?