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Added NPM to project, moved JS logic from HTML pages to external JS files #57

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Added npm to project for easier developement and project management
meekg33k Apr 18, 2020
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Setup simple server to serve pages for easier development locally
meekg33k Apr 18, 2020
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Moved Javascript logic to external files
meekg33k Apr 18, 2020
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Updated the README to include details about running the app locally
meekg33k Apr 18, 2020
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Expand Up @@ -28,6 +28,16 @@ Tool to combind and publish redacted time/location data files. Intended for use
NOTE: The app requires a Google Maps Javascript API key to work fully
<img src="examples/Publishing_Tool_screenshot.png">


## Running Locally / Local Development

To run the the Safe-Places Web tool locally for development:

* From the root directory of the project, run `npm install` to install any project dependencies.
* Run `npm start` to start a simple server to serve the pages.

Open up your preferred browser and view the app at [http://localhost:8009](http://localhost:8009/ "http://localhost:8009")

## Running in a Docker container

To be able to run the the Safe-Places Web tool in a container follow the following steps.
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