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@ -31,40 +31,12 @@ npm install -g grunt-cli
You are done.
### Connecting to a MifosX Platform running on a different host:
Out of the box, the UI will connect to the MifosX Platform running on the *same* host/port because
the default value of API_URL_OVERRIDE is set to *false* in the configuration.js file.
If you want to connect to a MifosX Platform running on a different host, e.g. the https://demo.openmf.org running in the cloud,
then modify the configuration API_URL_OVERRIDE and HOST in
```
community-app\app\scripts\modules\configurations.js
```
as below:
```
.constant('API_URL_OVERRIDE', 'true')
.constant('HOST','https://demo.openmf.org')
.constant('API_VERSION','/mifosng-provider/api/v1')
```
Similarly, to connect to a local server running on a different port than the web app on localhost, use:
```
.constant('API_URL_OVERRIDE', 'true')
.constant('HOST','https://localhost:8443\:8443') // need to escape port number
```
Later, it may be possible to specify the baseApiUrl as part of the app's URL, watch
<a href="https://github.com/openMF/community-app/issues/199">Issue 199</a> (help/pull requests most welcome!).
By default, when the app is running in the local filesystem, it will connect to demo.openmf.org.
By default, when the app is running in the local filesystem or on http://localhost, it will connect to demo.openmf.org.
The UI will connect to the mifosng-provider REST API running on the same host/port when running in the cloud.
If you want to connect to the API running elsewhere, e.g. the https://xyz.org or https://localhost:8443,
append the baseApiUrl as a query parameter.
Ex:- /index.html?baseApiUrl=https://localhost:8443
/index.html?baseApiUrl=https://xyz.org
If you want to connect to the API running elsewhere, then append the baseApiUrl as a query parameter,
e.g. http://localhost:9090/app/index.html?baseApiUrl=https://localhost:8443/#/.
## Adding dependencies