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 Move to Squiggle monorepo

 
 This repository is deprecated. 

 To make things easier to maintain by QURI team, we moved Metaforecast source code to Squiggle monorepo . Refer to apps/metaforecast for the latest source code.

 What this is

 
 Metaforecast is a search engine for probabilities from various prediction markes and forecasting platforms. Try searching "Trump", "China" or "Semiconductors".

 This repository includes the source code for both the website and the library that fetches forecasts needed to replace them. We also aim to provide tooling to integrate metaforecast with other services.

 

 How to run

 
 1. Download this repository

 
 $ git clone https://github.com/quantified-uncertainty/metaforecast
$ cd metaforecast
$ pnpm install
 
 2. Set up a database and environment variables

 
 You'll need a PostgreSQL instance, either local (see https://www.postgresql.org/download/ ) or in the cloud (for example, you can spin one up on https://www.digitalocean.com/products/managed-databases-postgresql or https://supabase.com/ ).

 Environment can be set up with an .env file. You'll need to configure at least DIGITALOCEAN_POSTGRES .

 See ./docs/configuration.md for details.

 3. Actually run

 
 After installing and building ( pnpm run build ) the application, pnpm run cli starts a local CLI which presents the user with choices. If you would like to skip that step, use the option name instead, e.g., pnpm run cli wildeford .

 

 npm run next-dev starts a Next.js dev server with the website on http://localhost:3000 .

 So overall this would look like

 $ git clone https://github.com/quantified-uncertainty/metaforecast
$ cd metaforecast

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