fix: environment variables working #229
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All the environment variables in a react project require "REACT_APP" in the beginning of their names for them to work.
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This pull request fixes the issue of environment variables not working. All the environment variables in a react project require "REACT_APP" in the beginning of their names for them to work.
Now for the project to work, we need to create a
.envfile in the root of the project and add a variable to it that would look something like the following: