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npm install
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```
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- You'll also need a local Neo4j 2.0 instance.
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+ You'll also need a local Neo4j 2.x instance.
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Install it via ** [ neo4j.org/download] ( http://neo4j.org/download ) ** ,
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or if you're on a Mac, ` brew install neo4j ` .
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@@ -48,12 +48,12 @@ npm test
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## Deploying
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- This app is running on Heroku, using the free test version of the
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+ This app is running on Heroku, using the free version of the
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[ GrapheneDB add-on] ( https://addons.heroku.com/graphenedb ) :
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< https://node-neo4j-template.herokuapp.com/ >
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- If you want to run your own instance similarly, it's just one click of a button away :
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+ You can run your own instance similarly for free :
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[ ![ Deploy] ( https://www.herokucdn.com/deploy/button.png )] ( https://heroku.com/deploy )
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@@ -73,6 +73,7 @@ If you're deploying in another way, the code also checks for a `NEO4J_URL`
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environment variable to support pointing to any other Neo4j database.
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The value of this variable should be set to the database root URL, and it can
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contain HTTP Basic Auth info. E.g.
` https://user:[email protected] :5678 ` .
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+ You can alternately pass the auth portion (` user:pass ` ) as ` NEO4J_AUTH ` .
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One thing to note is that ` npm start ` is currently geared towards development:
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it runs [ node-dev] ( https://github.com/fgnass/node-dev ) instead of node.
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