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Before using the React-DDEV-Setup, make sure you meet the following requirements:
DDEV:
Install DDEV, the tool for managing containerized development environments. For more information, visit the DDEV website.
Docker:
DDEV relies on Docker. Make sure Docker is installed and running on your system. You can download Docker from the Docker website.
Git (optional):
If you plan to clone the project from a Git repository, ensure Git is installed on your computer.
Node.js:
This setup automatically handles the Node.js installation within the containers, so you don’t need to install Node.js locally
Follow these steps to get the React-DDEV-Setup up and running in your environment:
Clone the project:
Clone the repository or place the project files into your desired directory.
Navigate to the project directory:
Open your terminal and change to the directory where your DDEV configuration files are located.
cd path/to/ddev-setup
Start the DDEV environment:
Initialize and start the DDEV environment by running the following command:
ddev start
This command will start the necessary Docker containers and configure the environment based on your project settings.
Access the development URL:
Once the environment is successfully started, you can access your React application at:
https://[ddev-setup-url].ddev.site:[ddev-sttup-port]
Containerized Development:
All development environments are provided through Docker containers, ensuring that each developer works with the same version of tools and dependencies.
Automatic Dependency Installation:
Tools required for React development, such as Node.js and Yarn, are automatically installed inside the containers.
Unified Environment:
Develop your application with the same software configuration that will be used in production, eliminating local differences that could cause issues.
Quick Project Setup:
With pre-configured hooks and automated installations, you can quickly set up a new React project without much effort.