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fixed commands for database setup #11

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Expand Up @@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ Now the website will run locally. You have some options on how to set up the dat

## (2) DATABASE SETUP
There are two options here - a "test" database with generated data, or the production database (with sensitive information removed).
1. **Test database**: Quick to set up, but may not mirror real-world data well. `bin/rake db:reset`
2. **Exported database**: Takes 60-90 minutes to set up, but uses actual data from the live website. `bin/rake db:load:development`
1. **Test database**: Quick to set up, but may not mirror real-world data well. `docker exec -it rails bash -c "bin/rake db:reset"`
2. **Exported database**: Takes 60-90 minutes to set up, but uses actual data from the live website. `docker exec -it rails bash -c "bin/rake db:load:development"`

## (3) RUNNING TESTS
Two options - running while your docker server is running, or running tests independently.
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