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[TVIC](https://github.com/Kkartik14/TVIC), a provider-neutral runtime for realtime
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The package is the public Node.js entry point for the TVIC runtime. The first
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## Install
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prompt: "You schedule appointments for Dr. Kartik. Be concise and confirm the time.",
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owning HTTP/webhook lifecycle, and implementing application-domain tools. TVIC
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does not automatically create public unauthenticated endpoints or choose a
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provider fallback policy.
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The root also exposes the PostgreSQL and Redis durability building blocks. The
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database drivers are intentionally injected, so install and configure `pg` and
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|
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|
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|
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inspected in the package's migration sources. Run each migration function once
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the composite store, while Redis is used for its cache/projection layer.
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[Apache-2.0](./LICENSE)
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