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README.md
turniere-backend

Ruby on Rails application serving as backend for turnie.re
Installation
# install dependencies
$ bundle install
# run migrations
$ rails db:migrate
Running
Development (without mail confirmation and separate database):
$ RAILS_ENV=development rails server
Generate diagrams
rails diagram:all_with_engines