query-v1
========

Playing around with querying VersionOne programmatically.

## Running it Locally

You have to have node and npm installed. 

To make OAuth work you need to create your own client_secrets.json file.

1. Log in to your instance of V1
2. Click on your name in the top right of the screen. Then click on "Member Details" in the drop down menu that appears.
3. Click on "Permitted Apps" in the top right of the pop-up screen.
4. Add a new "Web" application. Give it any name you like. Give it a callback URL like http://localhost:8088/auth/versionone/callback
5. Place the client_secrets.json file in the root of your clone of the repository. Never check it in. (The project's gitignore file should make this easy.)

Once you have node, the code, and the OAuth setup then just run it from the terminal by going to the root of the project. Run the run_dev.sh script to launch the site locally.

query-v1
========

Playing around with querying VersionOne programmatically.

## Running it Locally

You have to have node and npm installed. 

### Get A V1 client_secrets.json File

To make OAuth work you need to create your own client_secrets.json file.

1. Log in to your instance of V1
2. Click on your name in the top right of the screen. Then click on "Member Details" in the drop down menu that appears.
3. Click on "Permitted Apps" in the top right of the pop-up screen.
4. Add a new "Web" application. Give it any name you like. Give it a callback URL like http://localhost:8088/auth/versionone/callback
5. Place the client_secrets.json file in the root of your clone of the repository. Never check it in. (The project's gitignore file should make this easy.)
 
### Run It

Once you have node, the code, and the OAuth setup then just run it from the terminal by going to the root of the project. Run the run_dev.sh script to launch the site locally.

Navigate to http://localhost:8088/

Clarify the URL to hit after launch
Clarify the URL to hit after launch

Based on feedback from Amy when she tried to run it locally.