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### Approach #1: without Verboice nor Nuntium
If you don't need to connect to Verboice nor Nuntium, you can move forward with this setup.

1. You need to use [dockerdev](https://github.com/waj/dockerdev) to access the web app at `app.surveda.lvh.me` and ngrok at `ngrok.surveda.lvh.me`. Just follow the project's readme. **WARNING:** You should install `dockerdev` _before_ creating your stack's network in Docker. If you have already run `./dev-setup.sh`, you may want to run `docker compose down -v` to **delete every container, data and other artifacts** from the project and start from scratch _after_ running `dockerdev`.
1. You need to use [dockerdev](https://github.com/manastech/dockerdev) to access the web app at `app.surveda.lvh.me` and ngrok at `ngrok.surveda.lvh.me`. Just follow the project's readme. **WARNING:** You should install `dockerdev` _before_ creating your stack's network in Docker. If you have already run `./dev-setup.sh`, you may want to run `docker compose down -v` to **delete every container, data and other artifacts** from the project and start from scratch _after_ running `dockerdev`.
2. Clone this repository.
3. In the project's root, execute `./dev-setup.sh`.
4. Start the app with `docker compose up`.
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* Verboice for making phone calls: https://verboice-stg.instedd.org
* Nuntium for sending and receiving https://nuntium-stg.instedd.org

1. Install [dockerdev](https://github.com/waj/dockerdev)
1. Install [dockerdev](https://github.com/manastech/dockerdev)
2. Checkout the project
3. Execute `$ ./dev-setup.sh`
4. `$ docker compose up ngrok`
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## Setup

### Install [dockerdev](https://github.com/waj/dockerdev)
### Install [dockerdev](https://github.com/manastech/dockerdev)

This isn't necessary, but installing [dockerdev](https://github.com/waj/dockerdev)
This isn't necessary, but installing [dockerdev](https://github.com/manastech/dockerdev)
will greatly improve your experience, by using the [`*.lvh.me`](https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/ngrok-lvhme-nipio-a-trilogy-for-local-development-and-testing#lvh-me) domain to access
services and for services to talk between themselves.

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