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Serkan Holat edited this page Jun 21, 2016 · 45 revisions

In order to run this project on a Windows operating system, follow these steps (click on the images to enlarge them):

Step 4

  • 5/11) Open Github Desktop and Clone the project.
  • Click + icon at left-top corner of the application.
  • Select Clone option.
  • Select WealthEconomy in repository list.
  • Click Clone repository.

Step 5

  • 6/11) Open the solution in Visual Studio.
  • Select WealthEconomy in your repository list on the left side.
  • Right click and click Open in Explorer.
  • Double click on WealthEconomy.sln file.

Step 6

  • 7/11) After opening the solution, Visual Studio will start downloading node packages. Wait for packages to be downloaded. At the end, Output window should like the image below.

Step 7

  • 8/11) Set ngClient and WebApi as your startup projects.
  • Click View - Solution Explorer on the menu.
  • In Solution Explorer, select Solution - 'Wealth Economy' at the top.
  • Right click and click Properties.
  • In Common Properties - Startup Project, select Multiple startup projects: option.
  • In projects list, for ngClient and WebApi, choose Start in dropdown in Action column.
  • Click Apply.

Step 8

  • 9/11) (Optional*) Set Start Actions of ngClient and WebApi projects to Don't open a page.
  • Click View - Solution Explorer on the menu.
  • In Solution Explorer, select ngClient project.
  • Right click and click Properties.
  • In Web tab, Start Action block, select Don't open a page. Wait for a request from an external application. option.
  • Click Save on the menu.
  • Apply same operation to WebApi project as well.

* If you skip this optional step, it will keep opening two pages each time you run the application.

Step 9

  • 10/11) Run the application by clicking Debug - Start Without Debugging on the menu.

Step 10

Step 11

Setup is now complete, you can play around with our project on your computer.

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