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Douyin Open-Source Short Video Project – Overview and Setup Guide

This article introduces the Douyin open‑source short‑video project built with Vue and Vite, provides a free book giveaway link, and gives step‑by‑step instructions for installing Node, cloning the repository, installing dependencies with pnpm, and running the application locally.

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Douyin Open-Source Short Video Project – Overview and Setup Guide

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Douyin is an open‑source mobile short‑video project that mimics the TikTok app, implemented with Vue and Vite, using the latest Vue ecosystem and mock data via axios-mock-adapter .

Project address: https://github.com/zyronon/douyin

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Run the Project

This project is a Vue‑based frontend application and requires a Node environment.

1. Install NodeJS (refer to the official documentation).

2. Install the pnpm package manager: npm install -g pnpm .

3. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/zyronon/douyin.git .

4. Enter the project directory: cd douyin and install dependencies: pnpm install .

5. Start the development server: pnpm dev . The default address is http://localhost:3000 .

6. Open the URL in a browser; use Chrome's device simulation (F12 then Ctrl+Shift+M) to view the mobile interface.

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