Adds ability to pass in configFile path when loading ghost as a npm module#1818
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#1858 is in! Let me know when this one is ready :) |
ghost as a npm module - modifies main script file to allow it to take in an options object that currently supports an express instance or a config file path - added tests
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So for documentation sake, you can now do this when starting ghost as a module: |
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take in an options object that currently
supports an express instance or a config file path