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1111### How to launch the app locally?
12121 . If you haven't already, ensure that your development environment is set up properly. Refer to the section above for tips.
13- 2 . Clone the repository to your local environment.
13+
14+ 2 . Fork this repository to your Github account.
15+ 1 . Click fork on the original repository as image below shows:
16+ ![ picture showing how to fork the repository] ( https://i.imgur.com/V4rn6kX.png )
17+ 2 . Give a suitable name (generally the original name itself) and click Create Fork.
18+ 3 . Go to the forked repository in your account.
19+
20+ 3 . Clone the repository to your local environment.
1421 1 . In Terminal, go to the folder where you would like to clone the repository to.
1522 2 . Get a link to the repository as image below shows:
1623 ![ alt text] ( https://i.imgur.com/ZPYKL1y.png )
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1926 git clone {link_to_repository}
2027 ```
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22- 3 . Go into the repository. In Unix environment you can use ` cd ` command for this.
23- 4 . Install dependencies frontend app needs to run. Run:
29+ 4 . Go into the repository. In Unix environment you can use ` cd ` command for this.
30+ 5 . Install dependencies frontend app needs to run. Run:
2431``` bash
2532npm install
2633```
2734
2835Note that you might need sudo permissions for that.
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30- 3 . Start backend. Run:
37+ 6 . Start backend. Run:
3138``` bash
3239npm run start-json-server
3340```
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35- 4 . Start frontend. Run:
42+ 7 . Start frontend. Run:
3643``` bash
3744npm run start
3845```
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