Merge pull request #9 from fredsa/patch-readme

Fix `ng run …` command, and minor `README.md` updates

Author: twerske

README.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ For more information on Angular, visit [angular.dev](https://angular.dev/).
 
 1. Create a personal fork of the project on GitHub, then clone the fork on your local machine.
 1. Run `npm run i` to install the dependencies required to run the server.
-1. [IMPORTANT!!] This demo needs a Gemini API to run. Go to [Google AI Studio](https://aistudio.google.com/app/apikey) to get an API key then add it to the Firebase Function in `angular-docs-rag-sample/functions/.env`. This demo simulates how you might store and protect a private Gemini API key in a real world app.
-1. [IMPORTANT!!] This demo relies on a `CORPUS_NAME` from Docs Agent, then authenticates with a `service_account_key.json`. See [DocsAgent Set Up guide](https://github.com/google/generative-ai-docs/tree/main/examples/gemini/python/docs-agent#set-up-docs-agent) to set up your own corpus and authentication. You'll need to replace `angular-docs-rag-sample/functions/service_account_key.json` with the one provided to you by Google Cloud, and then make sure to march the `CORPUS_NAME` in `angular-docs-rag-sample/functions/` to your uploaded corpus id.
-1. Run `ng run s` to run the server. Since we're using Firebase Functions, you'll need to run our functions and the app in a Firebase Emulator, this command does this automatically!
+1. [IMPORTANT!!] This demo needs a Gemini API to run. Go to [Google AI Studio](https://aistudio.google.com/app/apikey) to get an API key then add it to the Firebase Function in `functions/.env`. This demo simulates how you might store and protect a private Gemini API key in a real world app.
+1. [IMPORTANT!!] This demo relies on a `CORPUS_NAME` from Docs Agent, then authenticates with a `service_account_key.json`. See [DocsAgent Set Up guide](https://github.com/google/generative-ai-docs/tree/main/examples/gemini/python/docs-agent#set-up-docs-agent) to set up your own corpus and authentication. You'll need to replace `functions/service_account_key.json` with the one provided to you by Google Cloud, and then make sure to march the `CORPUS_NAME` in `functions/` to your uploaded corpus id.
+1. Run `ng run angular-chatbot:serve` to run the server. Since we're using Firebase Functions, you'll need to run our functions and the app in a Firebase Emulator, this command does this automatically!
 1. Open a browser tab to [http://localhost:4200](http://localhost:4200). The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.