- Node.js: Ensure Node.js is installed on your system.
- npm (Node Package Manager): Required for installing dependencies.
- Add environment variable: sample environment variable file is provide add
- Clone or download this repository to your local machine:
sudo git clone https://github.com/Sakibdevlekar/Bite-Speed-Assignment.git
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Start by creating a new file named .env in the server directory of project.
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Copy Sample Variables: Open the ⚙️ .env.sample file and copy its contents. These are sample environment variables that your application needs.
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Paste into .env: Paste the copied variables into your .env file. These variables typically include sensitive information like database credentials, and other configurations.
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Install the dependency's
npm install
- Run the script by entering the following command:
npm run dev
Once the backend server is running, you can start using the API's features. To access the backend functionalities, you typically don't interact directly via a browser but through API endpoints using tools like Postman or through your frontend application's code.
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For detailed information about available API endpoints, request formats, authentication requirements, and response structures, refer to the BiteSpeed Backend API Documentation.
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Use this documentation to understand and integrate the backend API into your frontend application effectively.