Setup Qyver Server
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Qyver Server is designed for end users who want to integrate Qyver's capabilities into deployable applications. With a simple command, you can launch a Qyver-powered instance that provides RESTful endpoints and connects seamlessly to external Vector Databases (VDBs). This makes it an ideal solution for scalable, production-ready deployments.
Before getting started, ensure you have:
Python 3.11 or higher (with pip
and venv
modules). Download Python .
A Python virtual environment created and activated in your project folder.
Qyver Server installed:
Note: The following guide uses Unix-based terminal commands. Compatibility with other operating systems has not been tested.
Follow these steps to launch your Qyver-powered server:
1. Create a project folder
Place your app.py
file inside this folder for a minimal working example. For advanced configurations, see the next section.
2. Start the Qyver server:
By default, the server will start on port 8080 (configurable via the SERVER_PORT
environment variable).
Once the server is running, youโll need to configure and integrate your application. Hereโs where to start:
Click the links above for detailed documentation.
If you encounter any issues, open an issue in our repository, and weโll assist you as soon as possible!
3. Verify it's running: Visit in your browser to access the API documentation.
- Learn how to structure and customize your app.
- Understand how to interact with your app via REST API.