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curius-search
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Search engine of my Curius data
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# Apollo-Curius 💎 Apollo-curius is a search engine based off [Apollo](https://github.com/amirgamil/apollo) that indexes all of my [Curius data](https://curius.app/amir-gamil). If you use [Curius](https://curius.app/), you can get a version of this running with your data very easily. If you don't use Curius, start using it. ## Running with your Curius 1. Run `cp .env.example .env` to setup your .env file. In your `.env` file, put the value of your Curius ID. You can do this by opening up `Inspect Element` in Chrome, then navigate to your curius bookshelf i.e. `https://curius.app/<your username>`. In the network tab, you should see a request made that has the URL `https://curius.app/api/user`. Open up the response and you should see your ID there.   2. Run `go run cmd/apollo-curius.go` 3. You should be set! Wait maybe a minute or two for the program to fetch all your Curius data and set up the inverted index, when you see a `Server listening on 0.0.0.0:8990`, you can navigate to `http://localhost:8900` and it should be working! Note if you want to deploy it, this might be a little more involved, but I can help if you DM me on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/amirbolous). I have a Digital Ocean Droplet and I deployed this app as a `systemd` service behind an `nginx` reverse-proxy. If none of that makes sense, DM me and I'll explain. ## Exporting your Curius If you want to export all of your curius data, you can also run `go run cmd/apollo-curius.go --export` which should create a file `curius.json` inside the data folder
