# HyNote

This is a sample application showing how to build a simple web application using the Hy language with the Flask framework (without using the built-in `contrib.meth` module).

It uses TinyDB which stores its "database" as a regular JSON file. Given that TinyDB is essentially document oriented, this sample app should be possible to adapt for use with Couch, Mongo, or similar.

### License
Unlicense. See LICENSE for full text.

# HyNote

This is a sample application showing how to build a simple web application using the Hy language with the Flask framework (without using the built-in `contrib.meth` module).

It uses TinyDB which stores its "database" as a regular JSON file. Given that TinyDB is essentially document oriented, this sample app should be possible to adapt for use with Couch, Mongo, or similar.


## Running the app

Flask needs a real Python entrypoint, so I've created `boot.py`. Before starting the app, you might want a dummy database, so run `hy seed.hy` first, then run `python boot.py`. You're now up and running.

## Requirements

This app is intended for a virtual environment in which you have Hy, TinyDB, slugify, and Flask installed. If you have that or the modules installed globally for some reason, you're good to go.

### License
Unlicense. See LICENSE for full text.

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