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If you're using Amplify Data, we recommend adding a `paths` entry in the `tsconfig.json` of your frontend app that points to the `amplify/data/resource.ts` file in your backend app to easily access your schema type definitions from your frontend apps.
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First, cone your backend repo into the same parent directory as your frontend app, then add the following entry:
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- To locate the `App ID` for your backend application, navigate to the Amplify console and select your **backend-app**. On the Overview page, the `App ID` is displayed under the project name.
If you're using Amplify Data, we recommend adding a `paths` entry in your `tsconfig.json` file that points to the `amplify/data/resource.ts` file to easily access your schema type definitions from your frontend apps.
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