Develop on Windows
Learn how to contribute to Permasigner on Windows using Docker.
NOTE: If you missed Getting Started, go ahead and read it.
Since you installed VSCode and Docker, and cloned your fork, you can now open it!
Open Cloned Repo in VSCode
Since we're using VSCode in this tutorial, we'll show you how to set it up.
Open up VSCode, click the open folder button, and select the directory you cloned earlier
Follow VSCode Setup, then come back
Make sure you install the Remote Development Pack!
Make sure Docker is running, hit F1, and select Reopen In Container
You are now in the Docker container in VSCode
Open VSCode's integrated terminal so you can use necessary commands. Use the command
main
to start Permasigner.
Check out Important Files to see which files handle what, and look at Committing and making a Pull Request for your next steps.
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