Adamite
  • Initial page
  • Server
    • Introduction
    • Database
      • Configuration
      • Using different adapters
        • Memory Adapter
      • Securing your data
        • Securing read operations
    • Functions
      • Invokable Functions
      • Runtime Functions
      • Scheduled Functions
  • SDK
    • Introduction
    • Database
      • Introduction
      • Read a document
      • Read multiple documents
      • Subscribe to changes
      • Create a new document
      • Update an existing document
      • Delete a document
    • Authentication
      • Create a user
      • Log in and log out
      • Get the logged in user
    • Functions
      • Invoke a function
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  • Prerequisites
  • Get Started
  • Obtain your API Key

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  1. Server

Introduction

Adamite is a self hosted consolidated server that you're in complete control of.

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Prerequisites

Adamite uses by default to store application data. You'll want to follow the RethinkDB for your platform and make sure a database is running locally on the default port– 28015. If you would like, you can adjust the database configuration in the adamite.js configuration file.

Get Started

The easiest way to set up an Adamite server is to use our starter template.

npx degit adamitejs/start your-app
cd your-app/
yarn install

Now, you're ready to run your server.

yarn start

Obtain your API Key

When you start an Adamite server for the first time, it will automatically generate an API key for you to use in the . This API key will be printed to the console whenever you start the server.

Your API Key:
  86693435-1f43-41dc-bf37-525eeb28c0e7
RethinkDB
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