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# Install JSON Server Globally<br /> npm install -g json-server</p> <p># #Install JSON Server Locally<br /> npm install json-server</p> <p># Check JSON Server version<br /> json-server –version</p> <p># Run JSON server<br /> json-server –watch db.json</p> <p># Change the server PORT<br /> json-server –watch db.json –port 4000

json-server –watch db.json

npm install -g json-server<br />

#Install JSON Server<br /> npm install -g json-server</p> <p>#Start JSON Server<br /> json-server –watch db.json<br />

npm i –save-dev json-server</p> <p><add db.json file><br /> npx json-server –watch db.json</p> <p># to change port<br /> npx json-server –watch db.json –port 8000

# Server portiga start berish…<br /> npx json-server –watch db.json –port 8000</p> <p># JSON serverini globalini o’rnating.<br /> npm install -g json-server</p> <p># JSON serverini mahalliy versiyasini o’rnating.<br /> npm install json-server

“json-server –watch db.json –port=5000”

JSON Server is a freely available Node package that can turn a JSON file on your computer into mock data storage. When JSON Server is running, we can send requests to get data from storage or add data to it, as though we were talking to a server with a database.</p> <p>A huge benefit of JSON Server is that we don’t have to spend much time setting the mock server up, allowing us to focus on developing the frontend of an application first.