This is an example of standing up a simple API using Loopback 2.0.

The API uses an in-memory store as the backend and is not attached to a real database. The API can be visualized using the API explorer shipped with Loopback framework. After clonig this app, please run npm install within the application directory to download and install the dependent modules from npm global registry.

NOTE: The /server/discover.js script will not run until you install, add, and configure a MySQL data source, following the instructions in Getting Started with LoopBack.