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# GN4 Guile Webservice
This directory provides a Guile web service incl. the new REST API. It is used in conjunction with the Python web services and (very much) WIP.
## Run
1. **Navigate to the Web Directory and Start the Server**
Running the web server is documented in [guix script](./web/.guix-shell).
```
curl http://127.0.0.1:8091/version
"4.0.0"
```
# Documentation
Start with this file and then the documentation in [doc](./doc/gn-guile.md).
# Development
The current repository lives at
```sh
git clone tux02.genenetwork.org:/home/git/public/gn-guile
```
GNU Guile allows you to develop against a live running web server using emacs-geiser. To try this fire up the web server from the `web` directory as
```sh
guix shell --container --network --file=guix.scm -- guile -L . --fresh-auto-compile --listen=1970 -e main web/webserver.scm 8091
```
The `--container` option runs the code in an isolated container, and the `--network` option connects that container's networking to the host to allow you to access the running service.
## Welcome to the world of interactive Lisp programming
Next fire up emacs with `emacs-geiser-guile` and connect to the running web server with `M-x geiser-connect` and the port `1970`. Now you can not only inspect procedures, but also update any prodedure on the live server using `C-M-x` on code, call and get updated output from the webserver! No need to save/reload files and all that.
Note that you may have to try different versions of guile+emacs to succeed.
# Tools
Some tooling and scripts that run independently are stored in `./scripts`.
# Development
```
git remote add gn git.genenetwork.org:/home/git/public/gn-guile
```
# Topics
* More on [gn-guile](./doc/gn-guile.md)
* Markdown editor with git backend see [markdown](./doc/git-markdown-editor.md).
# LICENSE
This software is published by the GeneNetwork team under the AGPL3. See [LICENSE](LICENSE.txt).
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