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@ -87,6 +87,24 @@ with branches for each section of the workshop. So feel free to file pull reques
but if I decide to implement a change in the workshop code, I'll probably just have to manually make the updates.
Thanks!
## Windows 10 Setup Instructions
1. Fork and clone this repository
2. Download Git Bash
3. Follow the instructions on this page to clone all branches at once in Git Bash: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40310932/git-hub-clone-all-branches-at-once
4. In Git Bash: run `cd es6-todomvc`
5. Run `npm run setup:fem` (this will fail, but there is a workaround)
6. After that fails:
* In **Git Bash** run `git stash`
* run `git checkout FEM/00-original-project --force`
* Make sure http-server is installed globally: `npm i -g http-server`
* run `http-server --silent -c-1 -p 3084` (or whatever port number you want to use). If the port number you are trying to use is already in use, it will give you a nasty error that says something like: Error: listen EADDRINUSE 0.0.0.0:8081
* Open `http://localhost:3084/` or change the URL to indicate the port number you wish to use
* In your package.json file, add `-p 3084` to the end of your "start" script
* Add `open http://localhost:3084/ && ` to the beginning of your start script (make sure there is a space between `&&` and `http-server`
* now you can just run `npm start` and the app should load up at `http://localhost:3084`
## LICENSE
MIT