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I have a GitRepublic Web installer, that uses indexeddb as a mandatory middleware, and then offers to install and configure a backend of their choosing, and runs some minimal tests, and then offers to run a comprehensive test that checks EVERYTHING and spits out a professional-looking markdown report. You can also run the backend installer, separately.
So, you can use the repo to test all of the backends. And you can install all of the backends or multiple instances of each or whatever. And it includes a deinstaller, quiet mode, noninteractive mode, verbose mode, configuration changing, etc.
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nice
yeah, i'm using this coding agent Junie right now to instrument all of the functions in realy so it prints a trace log of the inputs and outputs of each function, this should allow me to track down exactly what is going wrong... i've done stuff like this before, but it's so damn slow doing it manually
the AI can sorta write code, if you give it something to work with, or implement simple functions that are common, but definitely can't do architecture stuff. but the most time consuming things, tests and logging, can almost all be fully automated. it's very nice.
oh yeah, speaking of installers, i need to build something i built some time back, but never quite finished... a tool for viewing and filtering logs, as well as building the source automatically... i made one years ago and didn't quite finish it because i was trying to get the bugs out of a shitcoin chain client/miner/wallet... which i never finally finished. lol. it was almost there tho.
