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# server
The server is node based

* Running the sample
** Have at least node 18 and VSCode installed.
** Server:
*** Navigate into the server folder and call npm ci to install the dependencies
*** Adopt .env.sample and save it as .env
**** The listen port of the server is required on the client side
## Running the sample
* Have at least node 18 and VSCode installed.
* Server:
* Navigate into the server folder and call `npm ci` to install the dependencies
* Adopt .env.sample and save it as .env
* The listen port of the server is required on the client side
* Call `npm run build` which compiles the TypeScript into JavaScript
* Call `npm run start` to start the example server

** Client:
*** Navigate into the client folder and call npm ci to install the dependencies
*** Adopt .env.sample and save it as .env
*** Open the microservicetemplate_client.code-workspace in VSCode
*** Call npm start in the console of VSCode
*** In Run and Debug select the appropriate client and http:// or https:// depending on your configuration
* Client:
* Navigate into the client folder and call `npm ci` to install the dependencies
* Adopt .env.sample and save it as .env
* Open the microservicetemplate_client.code-workspace in VSCode
* Call `npm start` in the console of VSCode
* In Run and Debug select the appropriate client and http:// or https:// depending on your configuration

# OpenApi
This is an example usage of https://www.npmjs.com/package/@estos/esnacc-openapi-sdk?activeTab=readme

Either you start it with `npm run start` that uses the local npm package or you use `npm run serve` that just hosts the schema and index.html and gets the sdk from unpkg
Either you start it with `npm run start` that uses the local npm package or you use `npm run serve` that just hosts the schema and index.html and gets the sdk from unpkg
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