src/applications/claims-status/README.md
# Claim Status Tool
This tool allows va users to check the status of thier VA claim, decision review or appeal online.
## How to run locally
### Run vets-api locally
1. Open up the project in **VSCode** or in a **terminal instance** by cding into the vets-api project.
2. Once in the vets-api project use the following commands:
- If you just did a git pull or this is your first time running the project run this command
```code block
bundle install
```
- Run vets-api locally
```code block
foreman start -m all=1,clamd=0,freshclam=0
```
### Run vets-website locally
1. Open up the project in **VSCode** or in a **terminal instance** by cding into the vets-website project.
2. Take a look at [src/applications/claims-status/manifest.json](https://github.com/department-of-veterans-affairs/vets-website/blob/main/src/applications/claims-status/manifest.json) to see what the service name is that you’ll need for the vets-website yarn watch command and for the url
- Service Name: entryName
- Localhost Url: rootUrl (EX: <http://localhost:3001/track-claims/your-claims/>)
3. Once in the vets-website project use the following commands:
- If you just did a git pull or this is your first time running the project run this command
```code block
yarn install
```
- Run vets-website locally
```code block
yarn watch --env entry=auth,claims-status,static-pages,login-page,terms-of-use,verify
```
### How to login into localhost and view the claim status tool
1. Go to <http://localhost:3001/sign-in/mocked-auth>
2. Select ID.me from the drop down list and click the ‘Sign in with mocked authentication’ button.
3. Select a profile from the drop down (EX: vets.gov.user+228@gmail.com) and click the ‘Continue signing in’ button.
4. You’ll be logged into localhost and the page will spin since we are only running certain services. Change the url to <http://localhost:3001/track-claims/your-claims/> and you will be directed to the Claim Status Tool service.