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You can use our [ ` ember-cli-mirage ` ] ( http://www.ember-cli-mirage.com/ ) server by running:
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``` shell
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- ember server --environment=mirage-development
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+ ember serve --environment=mirage-development
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```
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(Be careful about copying and pasting this line, as on some machines the ` -- ` might get converted into a ` – ` ).
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You can work with our [ Elixir API] ( https://github.com/code-corps/code-corps-api/ ) server by running
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``` shell
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- ember server
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+ ember serve
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```
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Doing so will try to connect to the API under the port settings found under the API's documentation.
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You can use our remote development server by running:
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``` shell
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- ember server --environment=remote-development
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+ ember serve --environment=remote-development
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```
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(Be careful about copying and pasting this line, as on some machines the ` -- ` might get converted into a ` – ` ).
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Need to stop the Ember server? ` Ctrl+C ` will do the trick.
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- To start the server again run ` ember server ` , with whichever environment flag you prefer.
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+ To start the server again run ` ember serve ` , with whichever environment flag you prefer.
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## Rebuilding Ember
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- To rebuild, simply run ` ember server ` . You can clear cached dependencies with ` npm cache clean ` , ` bower cache clean ` , then reinstall.
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+ To rebuild, simply run ` ember serve ` . You can clear cached dependencies with ` npm cache clean ` , ` bower cache clean ` , then reinstall.
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Or, more simply, use [ nombom] ( https://www.npmjs.com/package/nombom ) which automates this process as one command: ` nombom ` .
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