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Added the content of the Docker installation of the web-app.

Added the content of the Docker installation of the web-app.
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# Docker Installation

If you have successfully installed the API, you have to install the web-app.
Move to the parentdirectory of your API-Installation by typing
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Move to the parentdirectory of your API-Installation by typing
Change to the parent directory from where you cloned the API repository:

```bash
$ cd ..
```
, clone the repo of Human Connection by typing
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, clone the repo of Human Connection by typing
, clone the WebApp repository of Human Connection by typing

```bash
$ sudo docker-compose up
```
After this is done, reload your installation in your browser: [http://localhost:3030](http://localhost:3030), contributions at [http://localhost:3030/contributions](http://localhost:3030/contributions) or users at [http://localhost:3030/users](http://localhost:3030/users).
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After this is done, reload your installation in your browser: [http://localhost:3030](http://localhost:3030), contributions at [http://localhost:3030/contributions](http://localhost:3030/contributions) or users at [http://localhost:3030/users](http://localhost:3030/users).

$ cd WebApp
```
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The following command, again, needs root-privileges, on Linux-Systems we strongly recommend the use of sudo, on Windows-Systems you will need admin-rights or you should use the LSS (Linux Sub System).
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The following command, again, needs root-privileges, on Linux-Systems we strongly recommend the use of sudo, on Windows-Systems you will need admin-rights or you should use the LSS (Linux Sub System).
Depending on your user's permissions, the following command, again, needs root-privileges. On Linux-Systems you can use `sudo`, on Windows-Systems you will need admin-rights or you can use the LSS (Linux Sub System).

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The following command, again, needs root-privileges, on Linux-Systems we strongly recommend the use of sudo, on Windows-Systems you will need admin-rights or you should use the LSS (Linux Sub System).

Determine the web-app of Human Connection by running
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Determine the web-app of Human Connection by running
Setup the WebApp of Human Connection with one command:

```
After this is done, reload your installation in your browser: [http://localhost:3030](http://localhost:3030), contributions at [http://localhost:3030/contributions](http://localhost:3030/contributions) or users at [http://localhost:3030/users](http://localhost:3030/users).

Congratulations! Now your web-app of Human Connection is running too. :-)
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Congratulations! Now your web-app of Human Connection is running too. :-)
This might take a while but after the installation has finished you can point your browser to [http://localhost:3000/](http://localhost:3000/) and see the login screen. Congratulations! :tada:

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@AndreasAusKiel nice!

Again, a couple of suggestions. You don't have to reload the backend (API) in order to run the seeds. Also, this README is unrelated to the backend.

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