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# Content import and preview folder creation

## Offline play

The v1 player is capable to play the content offline locally. Here are the steps to load the content locally:

* Download and extract the ECAR file in a local folder.
* Replace the existing ECAR of the content

  ```
  Got to  => sunbird-content-player/player/public/fixture-stories/custom_eval
  Replace => assets, index.json and widgets folder with extracted files
  ```
* Refresh the page in the local environment.

## Create a preview folder

The v1 player is capable to provide the build to verify the changes locally. Here are the steps to generate the preview folder locally:

* Go to *sunbird-content-player/player*
* Run the following command :- 

  <pre><code><strong>> npm run build-preview
  </strong></code></pre>
* ’The preview folder will create at the following path

  ```
  sunbird-content-player/player/www
  ```
* Just copy and paste it into your project and follow the given [instructions](https://github.com/project-sunbird/sunbird-content-player/tree/release-5.1.0#how-to-render-the-contents)


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