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Localhost:3000 is a default port used by the web servers. It is a local development server that runs on port3000. It is very commonly used by experienced as well as beginner and intermediate-level developers when they working on a web application. Developers use localhost:3000 to see the preview of the developed application and test it according to the requirements for responsiveness and other parameters before deploying it to production.
Let us understand localhost:3000 by breaking it down:
Let us dive deeper into the concept of localhost:3000 by understanding the below points one by one:
To start the localhost:3000 server you must need to have a service that operates on the localhost:3000 port like ReactJS, NodeJS, VueJS, AngularJS, etc. If you are working with any of the mentioned services, then you need to type a command inside the terminal of your IDE or command prompt based on the service you are using.
// Install tools globally
npm install -g http-server/liver-server
// Navigate to your project
cd pathOfYourProject
// Start the server at port:3000
http-server/live-server -p 3000
// Navigate to your project directory
cd pathOfYourProject
// Start the server
npm start
// Navigate to your project directory
cd pathOfYourProject
// Start the server
ng serve
//By default, angular app run on port 4200 use below command to change it
ng serve --port 3000
Follow the below steps to create and start development server in ReactJS:
npm create-react-app projectNamecd pathToYourProjectnpm startExample: The below code can be used as a template code for your file.
Output: