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Easiest way to test is to get an account at neon.tech and create a postgresql db. Then you can ``` cd apps/chronik-charts cp env.example .env ``` Edit your .env file with your db query string and select an appropriately recent height so indexing is fast, say 900000 Then `npm run dev` In a separate terminal, run the front end ``` cd web/charts.e.cash npm ci npm run dev ``` When the back end has finished indexing, the front end will show charts

Easiest way to test is to get an account at neon.tech and create a postgresql db. Use the sql editor in their web front end to run the queries in `chronik-charts/src/database/schema.sql` Then you can ``` cd apps/chronik-charts cp env.example .env ``` Edit your .env file with your db query string and select an appropriately recent height so indexing is fast, say 900000 Then `npm run dev` In a separate terminal, run the front end ``` cd web/charts.e.cash npm ci npm run dev ``` When the back end has finished indexing, the front end will show charts

Easiest way to test is to get an account at neon.tech and create a postgresql db. Use the sql editor in their web front end to run the queries in `chronik-charts/src/database/schema.sql` Then you can ``` cd apps/chronik-charts cp env.example .env ``` Edit your .env file with your db query string and select an appropriately recent height so indexing is fast, say 900000 Then `npm run dev` In a separate terminal, run the front end ``` cd web/charts.e.cash npm ci npm run dev ``` When the back end has finished indexing, the front end will show charts