Updated readme

README.md

-##NodeJS Against Humanity
+# entropy-nodejs
 
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-NodeJS implementation of Cards Against Humanity. Here's a screenshot:
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-<img src="/nodejs-against-humanity.png" />
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-##Run Locally
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-Install all the dependencies:
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-    npm install (you may need to prefix this with sudo if you're on Mac)
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-Run the app:
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-    node server.js
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-Then navigate to `http://localhost:3000`
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-#####If you want tests to execute every time you change a file:
-1. Install [jasmine-node](https://github.com/mhevery/jasmine-node):
-```
-npm install jasmine-node -g
-```
-2. Run:
-```
-jasmine-node ./spec/describe_Game_spec.js --autotest --watch ./game.js
-```
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-#####To run the end-to-end tests you first must install [protractor](https://github.com/angular/protractor/blob/master/docs/getting-started.md).
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-Then run:
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-    protractor e2e-test/e2econf.js
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-This will launch an instance of Chrome browser and execute the tests.
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-#####If you want the server to load up everytime you change the back end:
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-    npm install -g nodemon
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-Then run the following instead of `node server.js`:
+Based on [nodejs-against-humanity](https://github.com/amirrajan/nodejs-against-humanity). Game idea by a friend and myself.
 
-    nodemon server.js
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-##Signing up, and deploying to Heroku
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-###Documentation
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-From heroku.com, click Documentation, then click the Getting Started button, then click Node.js from the list of options on the left...which will take you here: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/nodejs
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-Install Heroku toolbelt from here: https://toolbelt.heroku.com/
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-Sign up via the website (no credit card required).
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-Login using the command line tool:
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-    heroku login
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-Create your heroku app:
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-    heroku create
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-Git deploy your app:
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-    git push heroku master
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-Open the app (same as opening it in the browser):
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-    heroku open
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-And your app should be up on Heroku.
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