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Update Next.js christmas coding challenge's README.md #785

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Expand Up @@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ The interesting bit is the `processJsonFile()` function that takes each dataset
You can now run the datasets indexing command by running:

```bash
npm run index
npm run index-vector-store
```

This script takes up to 5 minutes to index the 20k records.
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The [https://huggingface.co/Thefoodprocessor](https://huggingface.co/Thefoodprocessor) project lists multiple other datasets, such as allergy and ingredient alternatives. You can download an additional `.parcel` file into the `data/` folder and run the `npm run generate-jsons` script to generate new JSON files.

Then, you can run the `npm run index` script again and integrate the new Neon vector database into your Inngest workflow! 🚀
Then, you can run the `npm run index-vector-store` script again and integrate the new Neon vector database into your Inngest workflow! 🚀

**Add more parameters to the `"meal.generate"` Inngest event and leverage Inngest step parallelism**

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