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Steps to setup and run the development environment:
git clone the current repository
Open the project inside a terminal (or your IDE)
Choose the appropriate node version. In Windows run the command nvm use <node-version>. This <node-version> is described inside the .nvmrc file. If you have not install this version yet in your system, run the command nvm install <node-version> first and then the nvm use <node-version> command. For Unix/Linux based systems, run the command nvm use in order to use the appropriate node version, as described inside the .nvmrc file. If you prompt to install this version first, run the command nvm install and then run nvm use.
Run npm i or better prefer the safe node modules installation, npm ci
Create a file .env in the root of the project
Copy all the contents of the file .env.template inside the file .env
Run npm run front:dev and see the result in your browser in address http://localhost:3000
Steps to run the app (or modify the node_modules)
Open the project inside a terminal (or your IDE)
Choose the appropriate node version. In Windows run the command nvm use <node-version>. This <node-version> is described inside the .nvmrc file. If you have not install this version yet in your system, run the command nvm install <node-version> first and then the nvm use <node-version> command. For Unix/Linux based systems, run the command nvm use in order to use the appropriate node version, as described inside the .nvmrc file. If you prompt to install this version first, run the command nvm install and then run nvm use.
Run npm run front:dev and see the result in your browser in address http://localhost:3000
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