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<li>Once the terminal window is open you can check if angular cli is installed or not by typing the command <strong>ng v </strong>in the terminal window and the below message shows up.</li>
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<li>Now open config file from assets folder <strong>(path: src->assets->config->config.dev.json</strong>) as shown below. Inside config folger there will be 2 json file. One named as config.dev.json and other as config.prod.json. For testing purpose update the details for config.dev.json and for Production update config.prod.json. Inside config.dev.json update all the fields for your respective idp (<strong>auth_url,token_url,</strong><strong> logout_uri, client_id, client_secret, scope, data_partition, entitlement_endpoint, storage_endpoint, search_endpoint, legal_endpoint</strong>). For example, If your respective idp is AWS then update the details for the object where cloud_name field is “aws”. Once all the details are updated, change “in_use” key value as true for your respective ipd’s json object. Make sure that the “in_use” key value is set as false for all other objects.</li>
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