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README.md
Nocodb
Running locally
Even though this package is a backend project, you can still visit the dashboard as it includes nc-lib-gui.
npm install
npm run watch:run
# open localhost:8080/dashboard in browser
As nc-lib-gui is hosted in the npm registry, for local development, you should run nc-gui separately.
If you wish to combine the frontend and backend together in your local development environment, you may use packages/nc-lib-gui as a local dependency by updating the packages/nocodb/package.json to
"nc-lib-gui": "file:../nc-lib-gui"
In this case, whenever there are any changes made in the frontend, you need to run npm run build:copy under packages/nc-gui/.