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Before we begin, you need to **verify the version of Meilisearch that's compatible with your database**, i.e. the version that indexed the data. You can do so by launching a Meilisearch instance:
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```bash
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./meilisearch --master-key="your_master_key"
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./meilisearch --master-key="MASTER_KEY"
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If Meilisearch launches successfully, use the [get version endpoint](/reference/api/version.md), note your `pkgVersion`, and [proceed to the next step](#proceed-according-to-your-database-version).
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```bash
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# launch the latest version of Meilisearch with the master key and import the specified dump file
getmeili/docs-scraper:latest pipenv run ./docs_scraper config.json
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The `hostUrl` and the `apiKey` fields are the credentials of the Meilisearch instance. Following on from this tutorial, they are respectively `http://localhost:7700` and `myMasterKey`.
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The `hostUrl` and the `apiKey` fields are the credentials of the Meilisearch instance. Following on from this tutorial, they are respectively `http://localhost:7700` and `MASTER_KEY`.
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`indexUid` is the index identifier in your Meilisearch instance in which your website content is stored. It has been defined in the [config file](#configuration-file).
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`inputSelector` is the `id` attribute of the HTML search input tag.
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