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 # Fastify for Meadowlark
 
-Fastify is fast, low-overhead web framework for node-js. Fastify provides a local API layer for project Meadowlark.
+Fastify is fast, low-overhead web framework for node-js. Fastify provides a
+local API layer for project Meadowlark.
 
 Instructions for running a local "developer" environment:
 
-1. Make a copy of [.env.example](.env.example) found in
-    `/meadowlark-fastify` folder and rename the new file to `.env`, this will provide the environment
+1. Make a copy of [.env.example](.env.example) found in `/meadowlark-fastify`
+    folder and rename the new file to `.env`, this will provide the environment
      variables that Meadowlark requires to run
-1. Review the `.env` file and update any important settings. Pay attention, in particular to:
-   * `DOCUMENT_STORE_PLUGIN` - The backend document store that Meadowlark will use
+1. Review the `.env` file and update any important settings. Pay attention, in
+   particular to:
+   * `DOCUMENT_STORE_PLUGIN` - The backend document store that Meadowlark will
+     use
      * If using MongoDB set the value to `@edfi/meadowlark-mongodb-backend`
        * Update `MONGO_URI` to the location of your Mongo Instance
-         * If running MongoDB via the local [docker compose configuration](../../docker-compose.yml),
-           the default value for `MONGO_URI` is
+         * If running MongoDB via the local [docker compose
+           configuration](../../docker-compose.yml), the default value for
+           `MONGO_URI` is
            `mongodb://mongo:abcdefgh1!@mongo1:27017,mongo2:27018,mongo3:27019/?replicaSet=rs0`
-     * If using PostgreSQL set the value to `@edfi/meadowlark-postgresql-backend`
+     * If using PostgreSQL set the value to
+       `@edfi/meadowlark-postgresql-backend`
        * Update `POSTGRES_USERNAME` and `POSTGRES_PASSWORD`
-       * If your PostgreSQL instance is not running on the default port (5432), you can set `POSTGRES_PORT` to
-         the port PostgreSQL is using
-     * `QUERY_HANDLER_PLUGIN` and `LISTENER1_PLUGIN` - The query handler and listener that Meadowlark will use.
-       * If using OpenSearch set the value to `@edfi/meadowlark-opensearch-backend`
-          * Set the `OPENSEARCH_ENDPOINT`, `OPENSEARCH_USERNAME` and `OPENSEARCH_PASSWORD`
-       * If using ElasticSearch set the value to `@edfi/meadowlark-elasticsearch-backend`
+       * If your PostgreSQL instance is not running on the default port (5432),
+         you can set `POSTGRES_PORT` to the port PostgreSQL is using
+     * `QUERY_HANDLER_PLUGIN` and `LISTENER1_PLUGIN` - The query handler and
+       listener that Meadowlark will use.
+       * If using OpenSearch set the value to
+         `@edfi/meadowlark-opensearch-backend`
+          * Set the `OPENSEARCH_ENDPOINT`, `OPENSEARCH_USERNAME` and
+            `OPENSEARCH_PASSWORD`
+       * If using ElasticSearch set the value to
+         `@edfi/meadowlark-elasticsearch-backend`
           * Set the `ELASTICSEARCH_ENDPOINT`
    * `AUTHORIZATION_STORE_PLUGIN` This is the plugin for the authorization store
      * If using MongoDB set the value to `@edfi/meadowlark-mongodb-backend`
-     * If using PostgreSQL set the value to `@edfi/meadowlark-postgresql-backend`
-   * `OAUTH_SIGNING_KEY` - The `OAUTH_SIGNING_KEY` may need quotation marks around the value, unlike other keys.
-   * Logging configuration, as this can affect performance. For better performance, avoid `debug` and `info` levels for `LOG_LEVEL`, and set `LOG_PRETTY_PRINT` to false. Rather than log to console, use `LOG_TO_FILE` set to true and set the log file directory with `LOG_FILE_LOCATION`.
-1. If you have already built the Meadowlark-js project, you can skip to step 4, otherwise:
+     * If using PostgreSQL set the value to
+       `@edfi/meadowlark-postgresql-backend`
+   * `OAUTH_SIGNING_KEY` - The `OAUTH_SIGNING_KEY` may need quotation marks
+     around the value, unlike other keys.
+   * Logging configuration, as this can affect performance. For better
+     performance, avoid `debug` and `info` levels for `LOG_LEVEL`, and set
+     `LOG_PRETTY_PRINT` to false. Rather than log to console, use `LOG_TO_FILE`
+     set to true and set the log file directory with `LOG_FILE_LOCATION`.
+1. If you have already built the Meadowlark-js project, you can skip to step 4,
+   otherwise:
    * Open a command prompt and navigate to the `/Meadowlark-js` folder
    * Run `npm install`
    * Run `npm run build`
-1. Open a command prompt and navigate to the `/Meadowlark-js/services/meadowlark-fastify` folder
+1. Open a command prompt and navigate to the
+   `/Meadowlark-js/services/meadowlark-fastify` folder
 1. Run `npm run start:local` to start the Fastify service
-   * In another terminal, you can test connectivity with `curl http://localhost:3000/local/`
-   * Also you can use the .http files that use the Visual Studio Code [REST Client](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=humao.rest-client) extension, from the [`test` directory](../../tests/http/). You can try with the [33b test](../../tests/http/local.33b.http)
+   * In another terminal, you can test connectivity with `curl
+     http://localhost:3000/local/`
+   * Also you can use the .http files that use the Visual Studio Code [REST
+     Client](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=humao.rest-client)
+     extension, from the [`test` directory](../../tests/http/). You can try with
+     the [33b test](../../tests/http/local.33b.http)