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GanjoorService
Ganjoor museum and ganjoor.net own backend (ASP.NET Core Web API) and frontend (Razor Pages) code
این کد وب سرویس گنجینهٔ گنجور و گنجور و همچنین کد سایت گنجور است.
Running it locally
New to this codebase and want to run your own copy? See RUNNING_LOCALLY.md for a full step-by-step guide — cloning, database setup, and Visual Studio configuration.
The one thing that guide covers in more depth but is worth knowing up front: the production database is never published, since it contains private/user-linked data. What is published is a git repository of the poetry content itself (poets, categories, poems — allowlisted, no user data): github.com/ganjoor/ganjoor-data. A fresh local install can pull real content from there via Admin → مالی و سایت → درونریزی دادهٔ عمومی (also reachable automatically the first time you run the site against an empty database) instead of starting from nothing.
Semantic search
The "find a poem about..." feature has its own setup guide, separate from the main one above — it needs a downloaded ONNX model and published embeddings data on top of the usual database setup: SEMANTIC_SEARCH_SETUP.md. Also has a real troubleshooting section covering the actual problems hit building this feature, not a generic checklist — worth reading before assuming something new is broken.