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Add environment variables to project #1178

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Add dotenv to project
danielmatthew Jan 13, 2021
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Define ELEVENTY_ENV var
danielmatthew Jan 17, 2021
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Make env var available to templates
danielmatthew Jan 17, 2021
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Use env var in base template
danielmatthew Jan 17, 2021
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Remove reference to Jekyll
danielmatthew Jan 17, 2021
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Merge branch 'main' into add-env-vars
danielmatthew Jan 17, 2021
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Fix path to humans.txt
danielmatthew Jan 17, 2021
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ELEVENTY_ENV=development
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Expand Up @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Once you have met [the prerequisites](#requirements), follow these steps to inst

After cloning and installing project Node.js modules, type `npm start` into your command line application. This will tell Node.js to compile the project and turn it into a website.

Your command line application will then display some information about Jekyll, including a line that starts with `Local:`. You can copy the URL it points to (it should read something like [`http://localhost:3000`](http://localhost:3000)) and paste it into a browser tab. This will load a local copy of the website that you can interact with to preview your changes.
Your command line application will then display some information about Eleventy, including a line that starts with `Local:`. You can copy the URL it points to (it should read something like [`http://localhost:3000`](http://localhost:3000)) and paste it into a browser tab. This will load a local copy of the website that you can interact with to preview your changes.

You can also use the `External` URL to preview the local copy on another device connected to the same network, which helps you check to see how the site looks and functions on things like smartphones. This is done via [Browsersync](https://www.browsersync.io/).

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