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README.md

Eno Number

Work in Progress!

Eno Number is a project inspired by the previously popular Bacon Number concept, and the idea that Kevin Bacon is never more than 6 jumps away from any other movie. Eno Number is the same thing, but with albums and Brian Eno.

The server is written in Rust, and connects directly to a copy of the MusicBrainz database. For this reason, you will likely need to host your own copy of the database.

There is also an official Docker version of the server. I have included musicbrainz-docker.patch to allow the database to be accessed over localhost.

You will need a Redis server to connect to (separate from the MusicBrainz one).

Database connection settings can be changed in Rocket.toml.