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Documentation on how to compile source #43
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Hi, If you already have Node.js installed in your computer, you already has NPM on it. To setup the project follow these steps:
For coding, I recommend using Visual Studio Code with this plugins:
The code style used is StandardJS which is automatically enforced by ESlint. In order to run the project in development mode, execute:
Any changes in the source will automatically be reflected in the running instance of the Manager. To build the application and generate an installer binary, run:
After done with your awesome code, commit and push to your forked repository; then you can create a pull request. I will be glad to answer any more questions. Hope you enjoy the project. |
Wow, thank you! This is very detailed! Thank you for for the plugin recommendations as well, along with stating your code style! This would be great information to include in the README! |
I will include a contributing guide in next stable release |
Environment Setup
Additional Notes:
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I would like to contribute to this project, but I have no idea how to compile the source. Having a short description/tutorial on how to compile the source in the README would be greatly appreciated.
For example, being that this is an electron application: Do I need to install npm? How do I initialize the packages? What command do I run to get a binary?
Thank you very much!
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