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 - Bio-Server is a backend platform written in Golang and based on Fantastic Coffee platform. Is intended for research and consultation only and contains a custom structure for a Web and Software Application project. The difference between our project and the original platform is the differentiation of Front-end (accessible at https://github.com/BITSapienza/Vulgaris-Platform) and Back-end for modular approach of development.
 
 # Requirements
-- Despite being a module in its own right, the focus of this backend is to run aside Vulgaris Platform and MongoDB. Please visit homepage for further informations. A docker-file is provided to run a standalone backend in semi-automatic mode, avoiding compatibility and installation issues.
+- Despite being a module in its own right, the focus of this backend is to run aside Vulgaris Platform and MongoDB. Please visit homepage for further informations. A docker-file is provided to run a standalone backend in semi-automatic mode, avoiding compatibility and installation issues. If running docker is not desired, golang is needed to be installed in host operating system for running and debugging. Go vendoring is used in this project [Go Vendoring](https://go.dev/ref/mod#vendoring).
 
 ## Project structure
 * `cmd/` contains all executables; Go programs here do "executable-stuff", like reading options from the CLI/env, etc.
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 	* `service/api` contains queries and filter methods. The main requests are managed by `service/api/routerfunctions.go`, that take in all Endpoints and return the requested data by user, calling all other classes under api folder sotto for a first skimming (check on IDs, errors, missing data and various filters);
 	* `service/database`  contains other queries and filter methods finalizers. After first skimming, they serve for search on MongoDB (with check on data and populated structure for table view) and return data requested by router function.
 * `vendor/` is managed by Go, and contains a copy of all dependencies. It is not served by default because is created during build phase. With docker, this folder is managed in a container.
-* `webui/` is provided in Front-end.
-
-Other project files include:
-* `open-npm.sh` starts a new (temporary) container using `node:lts` image for safe web frontend development (you don't want to use `npm` in your system, do you?)
+* webui is provided in Front-end.
 
 # End-Points
 * As displayed in `service/api/api-handler.go` they are:
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 	-"/organism/:id/proteins/:locus"
 	-"/analysis"
 
-## Go vendoring
-This project uses [Go Vendoring](https://go.dev/ref/mod#vendoring). You must use `go mod vendor` after changing some dependency (`go get` or `go mod tidy`) and add all files under `vendor/` directory in your commit.
-For more information about vendoring:
-* https://go.dev/ref/mod#vendoring
-* https://www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2020/04/modules-06-vendoring.html
-
-## Node/NPM vendoring
-This repository contains the `webui/node_modules` directory with all dependencies for Vue.JS. You should commit the content of that directory and both `package.json` and `package-lock.json`.
-
-## How to set up a new project from this template
-You need to:
-* Change the Go module path to your module path in `go.mod`, `go.sum`, and in `*.go` files around the project
-* Rewrite the API documentation `doc/api.yaml`
-* If no web frontend is expected, remove `webui` and `cmd/webapi/register-webui.go`
-* If no cronjobs or health checks are needed, remove them from `cmd/`
-* Update top/package comment inside `cmd/webapi/main.go` to reflect the actual project usage, goal, and general info
-* Update the code in `run()` function (`cmd/webapi/main.go`) to connect to databases or external resources
-* Write API code inside `service/api`, and create any further package inside `service/` (or subdirectories)
-
 ## How to build
 To run backend open terminal and write:
-```shell
-go build ./cmd/webapi/
-```
+	```shell
+	go build ./cmd/webapi/
+	```
+Launch the backend only using (development mode):
+	```shell
+	go run ./cmd/webapi/
+	```
 
-## How to run (in development mode)
-You can launch the backend only using:
+## Node/NPM vendoring
+This repository contains the `webui/node_modules` directory with all dependencies for Vue.JS. You should commit the content of that directory and both `package.json` and `package-lock.json`.
 ```shell
-go run ./cmd/webapi/
+npm run ./cmd/webapi/
 ```