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You've created a KeystoneJS project! This project contains a simple list of users and an admin application (localhost:3000/admin) with basic authentication.
To run this project first run npm install. Note: If you generated this project via the Keystone cli step this has been done for you \o/.
Once running, the Keystone Admin UI is reachable via localhost:3000/admin.
This example has no front-end application but you can build your own using the GraphQL API (http://localhost:3000/admin/graphiql).
https://v4.keystonejs.com/documentation/database/relationships/
npx keystone create-tables
CREATE EXTENSION pgcrypto;
cat kdev_postgres.sql.gz | gzip -d | docker-compose exec -T postgres psql -U kdev_postgres
docker-compose exec -u postgres postgres psql -U kdev_postgres docker-compose down && docker-compose up -d
TODO: https://www.keystonejs.com/keystonejs/fields/src/types/date-time/#knex-adapter
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