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| id: first-steps | ||
| title: First steps to start working with the Stack | ||
| sidebar_label: First Steps | ||
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| # Quick Start | ||
| This article will help you quickly start the PWA and API to begin working on it. | ||
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| - After cloning the source code on your computer, go to the repository root | ||
| - Install all dependencies by running `npm install` | ||
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| - Run `docker-compose up -d`. You may need to delete docker volumes for this command to work | ||
| - Sync your local database with its prisma schema, run `npm run prisma:db:push` and to populate the database run `npm run prisma:db:seed` | ||
| - Start the api by running `nx run api:serve` | ||
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| - In a new terminal, start the PWA by running `nx run pwa:serve`, by default you can access the PWA at http://localhost:4200 | ||
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I don't know if we want to add a note about the fact that some of the packages are private for the moment and that an npm authentication is required to use them.