[bug]: install on debian not working about lindb

[stone1100]

• go-licenser: not found
  need add go bin to the PATH environment variable. (https://go.dev/doc/install)
• error Command "start" not found
  sorry about it, the doc has mistake, you can try run yarn dev for running web dev mode, it dependencies LinDB backend ran and yarn installed.

[ballantyne]

I got the server to start and the dashboard seems like it works. I haven't gotten the server to do anything yet because there is no client library and I haven't looked into adding data manually.

https://lindb.io/guide/lin-ql.html
I noticed that you have linql, is there a plan to enable people to use that directly as a language that people can use with a client rather than just as part of the command line interface? Would that work like a postgres client? I am interested in learning about that. Would that just be a tls connection that you can send linql statements? Would it return json? csv? Some other format? Maybe that is already working? I haven't gotten that far yet.

Rest
I think that the client libraries that you have must be using http and also possibly rest? Right? I was thinking of trying to make one for node.js if i can figure out how your api works. Do you have a reference that explains the various aspects of how that api works? I noticed there are something like channels and points? Points have tags and fields? Is there a json schema? What endpoints are there? Does it work by just sending requests to the host address? Let me know if you have more information, maybe I will examine the go and java libraries more if you don't have a spec.

[stone1100]

• LinDB has simple command line client(https://lindb.io/guide/cli.html) like mysql/postgres, but CLI just queries metric data and the state of cluster, because LinDB supports writing data schema-free, so currently not support writing data via CLI;
• LinDB CLI build on the rest api(https://lindb.io/api/), and sends LinQL statement will return json result;
• Some basic concepts about LinDB data model please ref(https://lindb.io/guide/concept.html);
• add new doc to describe how go/java client work(https://lindb.io/guide/client/);