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docs: fix style for phoenix tutorial #568

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Connect Phoenix and Reva locally
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This is a guide on how you can run both Pheonix and Reva locally in a dev environment. Phoenix is a frontend application connected to an open cloud backend server through the Reva platform.
This is a guide on how you can run both Pheonix and Reva locally in a dev environment.
Phoenix is the new ownCloud frontend application and can be connected to Reva.

## 1. Clone the Phoenix and Reva repos

Expand All @@ -29,7 +30,7 @@ Go to your Reva folder
cd reva
```

Now you need to build Reva by running the following commands (you need to be in the reva folder)
Now you need to build Reva by running the following commands (you need to be in the *reva* folder)

```
make deps
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cd ../phoenix
```

Copy the config.sample.json file to config.json with the following command:
Copy the *config.sample.json* file to *config.json* with the following command:

```
cp ../reva/examples/oc-phoenix/phoenix.oidc.config.json config.json
```


## 4. Run Phoenix and Reva
Nu you need to run Phoenix and Revad (the Reva deamon). This is done with the following steps:
In the Reva folder
Now you need to run Phoenix and Revad (the Reva deamon). Follow these steps
from the *reva* folder:

```
cd examples/oc-phoenix/ && ../../cmd/revad/revad -dev-dir .
```

The Revad should now be running.
The Reva daemon (revad) should now be running.

In the Phoenix folder (open another terminal tab):

```
yarn watch-all
```

## 5. Open Phoenix
You should now have both Reva and Phoenix up. You can open Phoenix on localhost:8300.
Log in use username einstein and password relativity.
You should now have both Reva and Phoenix up and running. You can access Phoenix on ```http://localhost:8300```.
Log in using username *einstein* and password *relativity*.

## 6. Local changes
If you now do changes in phoenix they will directly appear on localhost:8300. You can chekc this by e.g. change the name of one of the navItems in "default.js".
If you now do changes in Phoenix they will live changed on the opened tab *http://localhost:8300*.
You can check for example, change the name of one of the navItems in "default.js".

## 7. Enjoy your new Reva and Pheonix set up!
## 7. Enjoy your new Reva and Phoenix set up!