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2. Build: `stack build` (or install with `stack install` which copies the binaries to `.local/bin`)
3. Start: `stack exec wms-server`.
**Alternatively** you can download the latest prebuilt Linux binaries [here](https://git.eisfunke.com/software/wms-server/-/jobs/artifacts/master/download?job=build). The included config folder contains settings.yaml that can be used just like with the Stack install. Then start the server directly by `./wms-server`, or the ctl app with `./wms-server-ctl`.
This opens the server up at `localhost:3000` which you can then reverse-proxy. Remember to use HTTPS.
Further instructions to deploy the server in other ways (e.g. if you don't want to compile on the server or use FastCGI), see <https://www.yesodweb.com/book/deploying-your-webapp>.
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-`PUT`: Sets the location information for a container. The request must contain a body formatted like the output of a GET, see above.
-`DELETE`: Deletes the container and all its allocations to locations.
-`/container`
-`GET`: Gets information about all known containers as JSON list.
Example:
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-`PUT`: Sets the information about a location. The request body must be formatted like the output of a GET, see above.
-`DELETE`: Deletes the location and all its allocations to locations.
-`/location`
-`GET`: Gets information about all locations.
Example:
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-`/`
-`GET`: Home page, shows all known containers and has links to the control panel and CSV file.
