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Expand Up @@ -248,7 +248,7 @@ First, go to your project's folder and run the following to start your app:
npm run start
```

There should be output indiciating your app is running on port `3000`. Behind the scenes, our app is ready to handle interactions from Discord, which includes verifying security request headers and responding to `PING` requests. We're skipping over a lot of the details in this tutorial, but details about preparing apps for interactions is in the [Interactions Overview](/docs/interactions/overview#preparing-for-interactions) documentation.
There should be output indicating your app is running on port `3000`. Behind the scenes, our app is ready to handle interactions from Discord, which includes verifying security request headers and responding to `PING` requests. We're skipping over a lot of the details in this tutorial, but details about preparing apps for interactions is in the [Interactions Overview](/docs/interactions/overview#preparing-for-interactions) documentation.

:::info
By default, the server will listen to requests sent to port 3000, but if you want to change the port, you can specify a `PORT` variable in your `.env` file.
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