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README.md

WF radio

⚠ Warning: this project isn't even in alpha yet

Everything is still in WIP so don't expect it to work yet.

About

WF radio is an open source platform for your mods, modpacks and more. It means that instead of relying only on the big platforms out there, you can easily self-host and share all of your creations. It's meant to be lightweight, fast and simple.

Build

First download all needed packages using

pnpm install

Then you can run the backend using

node server.js

Dependencies

WF radio is built using express.js for the backend and supports MySQL and SQLite databases. It still don't know what framework I'll be using for the frontend part. You'll only need node.js and a package manager to get started.

  • Node.js
  • pnpm