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# Intisync
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Create private sessions to control vibration-based devices remotely
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## Run locally
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Make sure you have `elixir` and `erlang` installed on your local machine.
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A personal recommendation is to install them using [`asdf`](https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf)
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or my new favourite [`mise`](https://github.com/jdx/mise).
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Then, make sure you have phoenix [installed](https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/installation.html).
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You can ignore the Ecto setup part, this project doesn't use Ecto for now.
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After making sure you have elixir installed and the `mix` tool running, go to the root of the project and run:
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1. Install javascript dependencies
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```bash
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cd assets && npm install && cd ..
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```
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2. Install elixir dependencies & build assets
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```bash
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mix setup
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```
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3. Run the project inside and start iex
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```bash
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iex -S mix phx.server
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```
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Now you can go to `localhost:4000` and start playing around :)
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## Notes on the project name
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Despite the similarity on the name, this project is not endorsed by [Intiface](https://github.com/intiface) and [Intiface](https://github.com/intiface) is their own registered trademark.
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I chose this name because this project was inspired by `Intiface` and the clients require the use of their software to connect the Hub to the bluetooth devices.
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Also I find the name IntiSync very catchy and easy to remember.
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