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omniroute-wyvern-setup

v0.1.12

Published

19 days ago

Installer CLI interattivo per OmniRoute con supporto opzionale Docker o installazione nativa

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OmniRoute Wyvern Setup

Installer CLI per configurare OmniRoute.

Installazione

npm install -g omniroute-wyvern-setup

Utilizzo

Esegui il comando:

omniroute-init

Comportamento dell'Installer (Non Distruttivo)

L'installer è progettato per essere sicuro per le tue configurazioni esistenti. Ecco come gestisce i file:

Cosa viene creato

Se la directory target non esiste, l'installer crea la struttura di base e i file necessari per avviare OmniRoute.

Cosa NON viene sovrascritto

L'installer verifica la presenza dei file prima di scriverli. Se un file (es. .env o docker-compose.yml) esiste già, non verrà toccato.

| File | Comportamento | | :--- | :--- | | .env | Saltato se esistente (preserva le tue configurazioni). | | docker-compose.yml | Saltato se esistente (preserva le tue configurazioni). |

Questo ti permette di mantenere intatte le tue personalizzazioni (API Keys, provider, configurazioni di rete) anche se rilanci lo script di setup.

Modalità di esecuzione

Lo script ti guiderà nella scelta tra:

Docker: Utilizzando docker-compose (incluso healthcheck automatico).
Nativo: Installando direttamente il pacchetto npm nel sistema.

Ottimizzazione (Tuning)

Puoi regolare le prestazioni (compressione e cache) modificando il file config.json generato nella cartella di installazione. Il file non viene sovrascritto se rilanci l'installer.