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-`$ npm start` To run the App in normal mode. The frontend will be served from `/build` folder. The Topcoder backend to use will be chosen depending on `NODE_ENV` value;
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-`$ npm run dev` To run the App with development tools. In this case the frontend is build in memory by server and uses dev tools like redux-devtools. The Topcoder backend to use will be chosen depending on `NODE_ENV` value. This demands dev dependencies installed at the firts step.
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If you run the App locally against development Topcoder backend you should access the App as `local.topcoder-dev.com:3000`. Prior doing this you should add into your `/etc/hosts` the line `127.0.0.1 local.topcoder-dev.com:3000`. To login into development Topcoder backend use `accounts.topcoder-dev.com/members` to login. Log out at `www.topcoder-dev.com`, or just wipe out auth cookies.
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If you run the App locally against development Topcoder backend you should access the App as `local.topcoder-dev.com:3000`. Prior doing this you should add into your `/etc/hosts` the line `127.0.0.1 local.topcoder-dev.com`. To login into development Topcoder backend use `accounts.topcoder-dev.com/members` to login. Log out at `www.topcoder-dev.com`, or just wipe out auth cookies.
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If you run the App locally against production Topcoder backend you should run it at the port 80 and access the App as `local.topcoder.com`. Prior doing this you should add into your `/etc/hosts` the line `127.0.0.1 local.topcoder.com`. The easiest way to allow the App to listen at the port 80 on Ubuntu 16.04 is (no guarantees, how safe is it):
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