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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ pa11y-dashboard requires [Node.js][node] 0.10+ and [PhantomJS][phantom]. See the
You'll also need to have [MongoDB][mongo] installed and running. See the [MongoDB install guide][mongo-install] for more information on this. You'll also need to have [MongoDB][mongo] installed and running. See the [MongoDB install guide][mongo-install] for more information on this.
You'll then need to clone this repo locally and install dependencies with `npm install`. Now we need to add some configuration before we can run the application. We can do this in two ways: You'll then need to clone this repo locally and install dependencies with `npm install`. Now you need to add some configuration before you can run the application. We can do this in two ways:
### Option 1: Using Environment Variables ### Option 1: Using Environment Variables
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Each of these files defines configurations for a different environment. If you're just running the application locally, then you should be OK with just development and test configurations. The [available configurations are documented here](#configurations). Each of these files defines configurations for a different environment. If you're just running the application locally, then you should be OK with just development and test configurations. The [available configurations are documented here](#configurations).
Now that you've got your application configured, make sure you have a MongoDB server running with the `mongod` command in another terminal window. you can run in each mode by changing the `NODE_ENV` environment variable: Now that you've got your application configured, make sure you have a MongoDB server running with the `mongod` command in another terminal window. You can run in each mode by changing the `NODE_ENV` environment variable:
```sh ```sh
NODE_ENV=development node index.js NODE_ENV=development node index.js