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How do you start the project? #387

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chrisformula opened this issue May 14, 2017 · 8 comments
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How do you start the project? #387

chrisformula opened this issue May 14, 2017 · 8 comments
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@chrisformula
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I have followed everything on the git page to install the project but it refuses to run can you please assist?

I have tried npm start, npm run and nothing works. Well karma start works but it does not give me the project view.

Please assist?

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dmitry-kurmanov commented May 15, 2017

@chrisformula hello, what exactly went wrong?
Do you have any error or stacktrace?
npm run build_prod was successful?

For see example from examples folder you can:

  • install live-server (or something else): npm i live-server
  • and run it from examples folder

@chrisformula
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Sweet thanks @dmitrykurmanov that worked but how can I get the Editor to work and actually start building surveys?

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@chrisformula if I understand you correctly, editor is another project. You can build it and use as well as surveyjs. It contains example folder too.

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do I use the same npm i live-server to build it?

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@chrisformula you could install live-server globally: npm i live-server -g and use it in any folder.

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awesome thanks ill try that

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@chrisformula ok feel free to reopen this issue or post something else

tsv2013 added a commit that referenced this issue May 15, 2017
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tsv2013 commented May 15, 2017

I've implemented npm start command. @chrisformula - you can use after npm i (dev dependencies now contain live-server reference).

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