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updated README to reflect setup changes

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@ -10,23 +10,21 @@ Ethermap is built in JavaScript (soz) using NodeJS. To install you can do so by
To install all dependencies for the front and backend :
```sh
$ npm run install:all
$ npm run install
```
You will then need to create a `.env` file in the root of the backend. There is a `.env.template` that you can copy as a guide. For a dev server you can simply copy and paste the template leaving it as is.
You will then need to create a `.env` file in the root folder. There is a `.env.template` that you can copy as a guide. For a dev server you can simply copy and paste the template leaving it as is.
Then migrate the database structure :
```sh
$ npm run migrate:latest
```
Then you should be able to run the dev servers :
Then you should be able to run the dev server :
```sh
$ npm run dev:all
$ npm run dev
```
> NOTE : while you can change the server port number, the front end is hardwired to make requests on port 3000, so for now don't change this.
The backend is running on the port that you defined in your `.env` file (by default it is port 3000), and the frontend will be running on the default Vite port `5173`.
You should now be able to access ethermaps on [`http://localhost:3000`](http://localhost:3000/) (or whichever port you configured in your `.env` file).
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