Brave Date Docs.

forward Installation

This project was bootstrapped using Create React App meaning that it is equiped with built-in scripts that get your application up and running. This makes it easier for you to get started with React and have a working application with minimal effort. But, before running these scripts, you'll need to make sure you have the following tools installed:

Tools	Version	Description
Node.js	v16.17.0	Node.js is a JavaScript runtime that lets you easily build fast, scalable network applications.
npm	8.15.0	npm is a widely used JavaScript package manager that makes it easy to install, update, and manage dependencies in your projects.
yarn	1.22.19	Like npm, Yarn is yet another JavaScript package manager. It is a newer than npm and offers several advantages over it, including a slightly better performance and security.

Once you have git, Node.js and one of the package managers installed, you should be good to go! Now you need to fork and clone the repository:

Fork the Brave Date repo on GitHub.

Clone your forked repo locally:

git clone git@github.com:your_name_here/brave-date.git

Open the newly created directory:
```
cd brave-date
```

In order to run the project locally or build for production use, you will need to set the following environment variables to connect with the server:

REACT_APP_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:8000/api/v1
REACT_APP_SOCKET_URL=ws://localhost:8000/api/v1/ws

You can now execute the following commands:

Command	Description
`npm install` or `yarn install`	This command will install everything that's needed in the node_modules folder, so you won't have to worry about doing it manually. Plus, it's a lot faster than installing each dependency individually.
`npm start` or `yarn start`	This command will start the server at `http://localhost:3000` and watch for any changes in your code. This is a great way to develop and test your code before putting it live.
`npm build` or `yarn build`	This command will generate a `/dist` directory containing all of the files you need to deploy your project.
`npx serve -s build`	Serve the statically generated html files on localhost.

Each of these commands serves a specific purpose and is essential for getting the project up and running smoothly. So be sure to run the commands in the order listed above.