> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wirebootstrap.com/query-service/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wirebootstrap.com/query-service/sample-project/running-the-project.md).

# Running the Project

The project source files are located off the installation root in the `\sample` directory.  The instructions below use *Visual Studio Code* to run the project but any web application editor can be used.  

![Open the Project](/files/dLwGEAvtNWSKnXpr6i5D)

When running the project for the first time,  open a new *Terminal* tab and run the npm `first` script as seen below.

![](/files/-MU-z9QeT0wBWYnKMii3)

The `first` script will install any project dependencies including the *http-server* NPM package.  This package will be used to serve the web application over HTTP.  After installing any dependencies, the `first` script then opens the application in a browser using a default port.

![](/files/-Mbm6Td-l3ELXh95dPVp)

When running the project again, the npm script `start` can be used which also opens the application in a browser but skips the installation of any dependent packages.

See the `package.json` file in the project root for more on these scripts.


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