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Adsecute is a Next.js application for multi-platform ad management and creative analysis.
Open http://localhost:3000.
The app uses next/font with Geist and Geist Mono through next/font/google.
This repo can run against a plain local PostgreSQL instance. A typical flow is:
local:db:ensure checks that the adsecuteDB volume is mounted, warns if it is not, and starts PostgreSQL automatically when it is not already running.
For the self-hosted production or staging path, use the Meta/Postgres runbook and repo-managed diagnostics instead of ad-hoc shell notes:Read the full README ↗Adsecute is a Next.js application for multi-platform ad management and creative analysis.
Run the development server:
npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
# or
pnpm dev
# or
bun dev
Open http://localhost:3000.
The app uses next/font with Geist and Geist Mono through next/font/google.
This repo can run against a plain local PostgreSQL instance. A typical flow is:
npm run local:db:ensure
npm run db:migrate:local
npm run dev:local
local:db:ensure checks that the adsecuteDB volume is mounted, warns if it is not, and starts PostgreSQL automatically when it is not already running.
For DB-backed test runs:
npm run test:local-db
For the self-hosted production or staging path, use the Meta/Postgres runbook and repo-managed diagnostics instead of ad-hoc shell notes:
npm run meta:readiness-snapshot -- --business <businessId>
npm run meta:benchmark -- --business <businessId> --samples 4 --interval-seconds 300
npm run meta:db:diagnostics
npm run meta:drain-rate
Docs:
docs/meta-sync-hardening/release-acceptance.mddocs/meta-sync-hardening/postgres-runbook.mddocs/self-hosted-db-ops.mdFor realistic local testing, you can refresh a subset of production data into your local PostgreSQL.
Default command:
npm run db:sync:local-businesses
By default this runs in incremental mode.
You can also override the selection:
npm run db:sync:local-businesses -- --business IwaStore --business Grandmix --business TheSwaf
If you explicitly need the full subset copy:
npm run db:sync:local-businesses -- --mode full
Notes:
.env.local.sync.To learn more about Next.js, use: