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 # Ravenserver Documentation
 
-[ravenserver](https://git.sr.ht/~nicohman/ravenserver) is a NodeJS-based online repository/package manager for raven themes. You can write your own client or bot easily using the API if you want.The main instance runs on [my website](https://demenses.net), and raven comes configured with that by default, but you can swap to your own easily.
+[ravenserver](https://git.sr.ht/~nicohman/ravenserver-rs) is a rocket-based
+online repository/package manager for raven themes written in rust. You can
+write your own client or bot easily using the API if you want. The main instance runs on [my website](https://demenses.net), and raven comes configured with that by default, but you can swap to your own easily.
 
 ### REST API
 


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 To set up your own instance, it's pretty easy. First, grab the code:
 
-*git clone https://git.sr.ht/~nicohman/ravenserver*
+*git clone https://git.sr.ht/~nicohman/ravenserver-rs*
 
-Create a file named `config.json` in the directory you cloned, containing these fields: 
+You need to set the environment variable RAVENSERVER_SECRET to whatever your
+secret should be for password encryption. Then, run 
 
-```
+*cargo run --release*
 
-{
-	"email":{
-		// This is the email address that emails should be sent from
-		"user": String,
-		// This is the host that ravenserver wll use to send the emails
-		"host": String,
-		// This is the password to the email account
-		"pass": String,	
-	},
-	// This controls whether or not to display a link to the downloads page. You should probably leave this off.
-	"include_downloads": Boolean,
-	// The page to redirect users to on clicking the download page link
-	"downloads_page": String,
-	// The secret to sign JWT tokens with
-	secret: String
-}
-
-```
-
-Then, you'll need to set up a MongoDB database on the server. It should be named themes, and ravenserver will handle the rest of the setup. Now, you're pretty much ready to go. Just start it up!
-
-*node app.js*
-
-I personally recommend using [pm2](https://github.com/Unitech/pm2) to manage it.
-
-*pm2 start app.js*
+and it should be good to go. You may need to make a few tweaks in Rocket.toml
+for things like ssl cert paths but otherwise you should be fine.