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 * [Launch it on Gitpod](https://gitpod.io/#DP_PROJECT_NAME=lupus_decoupled,DP_ISSUE_BRANCH=1.x,DP_PROJECT_TYPE=project_module,DP_MODULE_VERSION=1.x,DP_CORE_VERSION=10.0.0,DP_PATCH_FILE=,DP_INSTALL_PROFILE=standard/https://github.com/drunomics/lupus-decoupled-project) - together with a Drupal backend! This is a fully working setup and does not require any manual setup!
 
 * [Launch it on StackBlitz](https://stackblitz.com/edit/nuxt-starter-wuxxcy?file=README.md)
-  When using gitpod/DrupalPod as a backend, make sure to set your environment to "Shared" via the workspace options menu, as found in the dashhboard at https://gitpod.io. That way the frontend can connect to it.
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 * Or clone the repo and launch it locally.
 
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 For stackblitz or local setup you'll get some network error until base URLs are set right. To do so:
 
 1. Set the Drupal base URL in `nuxt.config.js` and append the API-prefix /ce-api, e.g. `https://8080-shaal-drupalpod-8m3z0ms7mb6.ws-eu67.gitpod.io/ce-api`
-2. Set the frontend base URL in Drupal at `/admin/config/system/lupus-decoupled/settings`, e.g. `https://nuxt-starter-wuxxcy--3000.local-corp.webcontainer.io`
-3. Test it. Best add some content nodes and some menu-items pointing to them. /node/1 of the backend is available under /node/1 in the frontend. You should see some naked frontend with menus, breadcrumbs & basic node-content (body field) working.
+   When using a Drupal gitpod/DrupalPod as a backend, make sure to set your environment to "Shared" via the workspace options menu, as found in the dashhboard at https://gitpod.io. That way the frontend can connect to it.
+3. Set the frontend base URL in Drupal at `/admin/config/system/lupus-decoupled/settings`, e.g. `https://nuxt-starter-wuxxcy--3000.local-corp.webcontainer.io`
+4. Test it. Best add some content nodes and some menu-items pointing to them. /node/1 of the backend is available under /node/1 in the frontend. You should see some naked frontend with menus, breadcrumbs & basic node-content (body field) working.
 
 ## Development