Run the landing page without Docker

Download and unzip the template as in the Docker guide, then open a terminal in the landing-page-template-2 folder.

• Download and unzip

Start the development server

1. 01

   Turn on Corepack

   Corepack comes with Node.js and runs the Yarn version the project pins, Yarn 4. You only need to do this once per computer.

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   corepack enable

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2. 02

   Install the dependencies

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   yarn install

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   Expected result: Yarn finishes with Done and a node_modules folder appears.

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3. 03

   Start it and open the page

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   yarn dev

   A port is already in use?

   If it stops with EADDRINUSE: address already in use :::3030, another program uses port 3030. Stop it, or start on another port with yarn dev -p 3041 and open localhost:3041Local.

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   Expected result: localhost:3030Local opens the landing page. It reloads by itself when you save a file.

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Stop the server with Ctrl+C in its terminal.

Run a production build

The development server is for editing. To check the site the way visitors get it, build it once, then serve the build:

yarn build
yarn start

It also answers on localhost:3030Local. If port 3030 is taken, use yarn start -p 3041. Run yarn build again after every change: yarn start serves the last build as it was.

The scripts

Your own settings

Both settings are optional. To change one, copy .env.example to .env.local and edit it there. They are read when the app starts in development and when it builds, so restart yarn dev, or run yarn build again, after a change.

cp .env.example .env.local

• What each setting does