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Minor mod to smooth out the 3000 port change #16

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Minor mod to smooth out the 3000 port change
Sing-Li Aug 3, 2021
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Fix typo
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Expand Up @@ -21,6 +21,13 @@ During development, our data provider is a headless CMS, strapi.

Note that it is used only during development and build time, not during production.


By default, strapi listens on port 1337. If you're using WSL2 on Windows and also running Docker Desktop, port 1337 may not be available on your system. To use port 3000 instead, change this line in `config/server.js` file:

```
port: env.int('PORT', 3000),
```

Start strapi:

```
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npm i
npm run develop
```
Check http://localhost:1337 to access strapi.

If you're using WSL2 on Windows also running Docker Desktop, port 1337 may not be available on your system. To use port 3000 instead, change this line in `config/server.js` file:

```
port: env.int('PORT', 3000),
```
Restart strapi as above and you should be good to go.

The application is written on nextjs and deployable on all nextjs compatible CDN + microservices and scaled deployment platforms. For build and design, start it in a shell:

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