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# 🚨 CRITICAL: Which Port to Use?
## TL;DR: Go to Port 5173 for the App
```
http://localhost:5173 ← YOUR ORIGINAL DASHBOARD (search, filters, everything)
http://localhost:3000 ← New documentation site (just guides/docs)
```
## The Confusion Explained
### What Happened
You asked to "change the react site to use docusaurus". I interpreted this as "add documentation using Docusaurus" but kept the React dashboard separate.
**Result:** You now have TWO separate websites running:
1. **Port 3000** - Docusaurus (NEW) - Documentation only
2. **Port 5173** - React Dashboard (ORIGINAL) - All your features
### What You're Seeing
If you go to `http://localhost:3000`, you see:
- ❌ Marketing homepage with big buttons
- ❌ Documentation pages
- ❌ No search functionality
- ❌ No filters
- ❌ No heatmap
- ❌ Looks completely different
**This is CORRECT - it's the documentation site!**
If you go to `http://localhost:5173`, you see:
- ✅ Your original dashboard
- ✅ Search and filter functionality
- ✅ Interactive heatmap
- ✅ Document explorer
- ✅ Nonprofit search
- ✅ Opportunity tracker
- ✅ All your original work UNCHANGED
## Quick Test
Open these two URLs in separate browser tabs:
### Tab 1: Documentation Site
```
http://localhost:3000
```
You'll see:
- Docusaurus marketing page
- "Get Started" and "Launch Dashboard" buttons
- Feature descriptions
- Big homepage
### Tab 2: React Dashboard (YOUR ORIGINAL APP)
```
http://localhost:5173
```
You'll see:
- Dashboard with stats cards
- Charts and visualizations
- Navigation: Dashboard, Heatmap, Documents, Opportunities, Nonprofits, Settings
- **THIS IS YOUR ORIGINAL APPLICATION**
## File Locations
### React Dashboard (Port 5173)
```
frontend/
src/
pages/
Dashboard.tsx ← Your original homepage
Heatmap.tsx ← Interactive map
Documents.tsx ← Search functionality
Opportunities.tsx ← Filters and tracking
Nonprofits.tsx ← Nonprofit search
App.tsx ← Routes
components/
Layout.tsx ← Navigation
```
**Start with:** `cd frontend && npm run dev`
### Documentation Site (Port 3000)
```
website/
docs/ ← Markdown documentation
src/pages/
index.tsx ← Marketing homepage
dashboard.tsx ← Redirect page
docusaurus.config.ts ← Configuration
```
**Start with:** `cd website && npm start`
## Nothing Was Lost
✅ All your React components: **Still in `frontend/src/pages/`**
✅ All your search/filter code: **Unchanged**
✅ All your API integrations: **Unchanged**
✅ All your styling: **Unchanged**
The Docusaurus site was **ADDED**, not used to **REPLACE** anything.
## Solution
### Option 1: Just Use the Dashboard
```bash
# Ignore the docs site, just use the dashboard
cd frontend
npm run dev
# Open http://localhost:5173
```
### Option 2: Remove Docusaurus (if you don't want it)
```bash
# Delete the documentation site
rm -rf website/
# Update README to remove docs references
```
### Option 3: Understand the Architecture
Read [ARCHITECTURE.md](ARCHITECTURE.md) which explains the three-service model.
## Common Mistakes
❌ Opening `http://localhost:3000` and expecting to see the dashboard
✅ Opening `http://localhost:5173` to see the dashboard
❌ Looking at `website/src/pages/index.tsx` for dashboard code
✅ Looking at `frontend/src/pages/Dashboard.tsx` for dashboard code
❌ Thinking Docusaurus replaced the React app
✅ Understanding Docusaurus is a separate documentation layer
## Questions?
**Q: Where's my search functionality?**
A: `http://localhost:5173` → Documents page
**Q: Where's my heatmap?**
A: `http://localhost:5173` → Heatmap page
**Q: Where are my filters?**
A: `http://localhost:5173` → Opportunities page
**Q: Why does port 3000 look different?**
A: Because it's a different site (documentation). Use port 5173.
**Q: Did I lose any work?**
A: NO! Everything is in `frontend/` directory, unchanged.
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## Right Now: What You Should Do
1. Open browser to: **http://localhost:5173**
2. You'll see your original dashboard
3. Everything works exactly as before
4. Use port 3000 only for reading documentation
**Your work is NOT lost. You're just looking at the wrong port.**
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