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 Full steps to getting your local environment set up, deploying your app, and also running your app locally for local development are shown in the video below:
 
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 **1.** First, let's clone the repo and install the dependencies. This project is published as a public template, so you can also fork the repo or select "Use this template" in GitHub.
 
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 Next, let's deploy the app so we can see it live in Google Spreadsheets.
 
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 ## 🚀 Deploy <a name = "deploy"></a>
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 After running the start command, navigate to your spreadsheet and open one of the menu items. It should now be serving your local files. When you make and save changes to your React app, your app will reload instantly within the Google Spreadsheet, and have access to any server-side functions!
 
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 ### 🔍 Using React DevTools <a name="dev-tools"></a>