To install the required node dependencies, run:
npm install
To launch the web server (for local development), run:
npm run dev
When the server is running, to access the website is not sufficient to connect the URL it outputs, e.g. https://localhost:3000, because the page is mounted on a subdirectory (i.e. it is sufficient, but you will see a 404 page). So, you just have to access the corresponding subdirectory, browsing to something like:
https://localhost:3000/pineline
In order to run you need Node.js, i.e. available in
most (if not all) Linux distribution through the system package manager, and for
MacOS with Homebrew (name of the package can range from
node
to 'nodejs').
About the Node package manager, the default one is npm
, and it should just
work. But to have a better experience, and to leverage the lock file present, it
is suggested to use pnpm
instead (installation
instructions on the website).