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# Hitman counts your hits, man.
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This is a simple webpage hit/visit counter service. To run in development, copy the provided `env.example` file
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to `.env`. By default, it will look for a database file in your home directory called
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`.hitman.db`. You can let hitman create it for you, or you can use the `sqlx db create` command (get
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by running `cargo install sqlx-cli`; see https://crates.io/crates/sqlx-cli ); if you do that, don't
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forget to also run `sqlx migrate run`, to create the tables. This project uses SQLx's compile-time
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SQL checking macros, so your DB needs to have the tables to allow the SQL checks to work.
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## How does it work?
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If you wish to use this on your webpage, just add the following lines to the page you want a counter
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on:
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TODO!!!
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It uses the `referer` header to get the page it was called from, and uses that as the key for
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counting the hit.
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