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Some small Labrinth refactors and fixes (#3698)
* chore(labrinth): fix typos, simplify out `remove_duplicates` func * fix(labrinth): implement `capitalize_first` so that it can't panic on wide chars * chore(labrinth): refactor out unneeded clone highlighted by nightly Clippy lints * chore(labrinth): simplify `capitalize_first` implementation * fix(labrinth): preserve ordering when deduplicating project field values This addresses an unintended behavior change on 157647faf2778c74096e624aeef9cdb79539489c. * fix(labrinth/tests): make `index_swaps` test run successfully I wonder why we don't run these more often... * refactor: rename `.env.example` files to `.env.local`, make local envs more consistent between frontend and backend * chore(labrinth/.env.local): proper email verif. and password reset paths
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[labrinth] is the Rust-based backend serving Modrinth's API with the help of the [Actix](https://actix.rs) framework. To get started with a labrinth instance, install docker, docker-compose (which comes with Docker), and [Rust]. The initial startup can be done simply with the command `docker-compose up`, or with `docker compose up` (Compose V2 and later). That will deploy a PostgreSQL database on port 5432 and a MeiliSearch instance on port 7700. To run the API itself, you'll need to use the `cargo run` command, this will deploy the API on port 8000.
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To get a basic configuration, copy the `.env.example` file to `.env`. Now, you'll have to install the sqlx CLI, which can be done with cargo:
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To get a basic configuration, copy the `.env.local` file to `.env`. Now, you'll have to install the sqlx CLI, which can be done with cargo:
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```bash
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cargo install --git https://github.com/launchbadge/sqlx sqlx-cli --no-default-features --features postgres,rustls
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