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Gist 178d8141239131ccd97669d3a7d5cc2e

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Aabernier
Last edited May 2, 2019
Created on May 2, 2019

This example demonstrates a step-by-step local setup guide for running a Sitecore JSS application with a Node.js headless SSR proxy, using Git branch checkout and environment variable configuration. The code shows shell commands for cloning a branch, copying a `.env` template, building the app with `make`, and launching the proxy with `node node-headless-ssr-proxy`. It uses standard Git, Node.js, and shell APIs, with no data visualization or rendering libraries present. The file is a plain Markdown document showing terminal instructions, not an interactive chart or graph.

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