Grouse is a tool that can be used to generate a requirements document when 
purchasing a Noark 5 system

The application has two components, a spring-boot rest app running on
http://localhost:9294 and a web-gui part that needs a webserver to run.

See [INSTALL](INSTALL.md) for more details on how to get the application running


Once compiled to run the Grouse API simply run

    mvn spring-boot:run -Dspring.profiles.active=demo

Note, the codebase is under active development and has not yet exposed a lot of the required functionality.

Grouse is a tool that can be used to generate a requirements document when 
purchasing a Noark 5 system

The application has two components, a spring-boot rest app running on
http://localhost:9294 and a web-gui part that needs a webserver to run.

See [INSTALL](INSTALL.md) for more details on how to get the application running


Once compiled to run the Grouse API simply run

    mvn spring-boot:run -Dspring.profiles.active=demo

Grouse runs in two modes, default is production (no assigned profile) and demo (as shown above). In demo mode the
properties for the application are taken application-demo.yml and Grouse uses H2 as a database. In production mode 
(default) Grouse expects access to a mysql database. You will have set properties accordingly in application.yml  

Note, the codebase is under active development and has not yet exposed a lot of the required functionality.

Update description to make the difference between the possible modes you can run the application under.
Update description to make the difference between the possible modes
you can run the application under.
