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The login app live-reloads on changes, so you can start developing right away. The login app live-reloads on changes, so you can start developing right away.
The login app live-reloads on changes, so you can start developing right away.
### <a name="local"></a>Developing Against A Locally Compiled Zitadel
To develop against a locally compiled version of Zitadel, you need to build the Zitadel docker image first.
Clone the [Zitadel repository](https://github.com/zitadel/zitadel.git) and run the following command from its root:
```sh
# This compiles a Zitadel binary if it does not exist at ./zitadel already and copies it into a Docker image.
# If you want to recompile the binary, run `make compile` first
make login_dev
```
Open another terminal session at zitadel/zitadel/login and run the following commands to start the dev server.
```bash
# Install dependencies. Developing requires Node.js v20
pnpm install
# Start a local development server and have apps/login/.env.test.local configured for you to target the local Zitadel instance.
NODE_ENV=test pnpm dev
```
Log in at https://127.0.0.1.sslip.io/ui/v2/login/loginname and use the following credentials:
**Loginname**: *zitadel-admin@zitadel.127.0.0.1.sslip.io*
**Password**: *Password1!*.
The login app live-reloads on changes, so you can start developing right away.
### Quality Assurance ### Quality Assurance
Use `make` commands to test the quality of your code against a production build without installing any dependencies besides Docker. Use `make` commands to test the quality of your code against a production build without installing any dependencies besides Docker.