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Jovan Krunić
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ There are (`npm`) scripts defined to get the app running as quickly as possible.
```
npm run docker:fresh
```
which pulls the fresh image ([Dockerfile](Dockerfile)) wich contains all the tools needed for building, serving and deploying the app.
which pulls the fresh image ([Dockerfile](Dockerfile)) which contains all the tools needed for building, serving and deploying the app.
```
npm run docker:enter
@@ -31,26 +31,25 @@ which runs `npm install` (to install the required npm packages) and `npm build`
```
npm run docker:serve
```
which serves the app for running it in browser. It basically runs `ionic serve` in the docker container (on the docker builder image).
which serves the app for running it in the browser. It basically runs `ionic serve` in the docker container (on the docker builder image).
## How to toggle between the backends?
```
npm run build:web
npm run serve:web
```
Will build and serve the app using the configuration for the fake-backend.
## How to build and start the app using the default backend?
```
npm run build
npm run serve
npm run build:prod
npm run serve:prod
npm run start
```
Will build and serve the app using the configuration for a real backend.
will build and serve the app using the configuration for a default backend.
## Further explaination of npm scripts
## How to use the fake backend?
```
npm run start:fake
```
will build and serve the app using the configuration for the fake-backend (interesting in development with fake backend using HTTP interceptors).
## Further explanation of npm scripts
All the npm scripts are defined in `package.json` [file](package.json). It is recommended to open the file and check what these scripts exactly do.