- Is it necessary?
- Does it make developing Killara easier?
- Does it fix a bug? -> Create an issue with the steps to reproduce
- Does it break anything? -> Run the tests
- Does it stick to the original goal of Killara -> Distraction-free writing
- Does it reduce the build size?
- Does it improve the user experience?
- Does it improve the performance?
Name | Description | Notes |
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Visual Studio Code | Code editor | Workspace settings comes with the project. |
Prettier | Code formatter | Prettier settings comes with the project. |
Git | Version control | You may also need the GitHub CLI |
Node | JavaScript runtime | You can use NVM to manage your node versions |
Yarn | Package manager for JavaScript | |
Tauri | Framework for building desktop apps | |
Tauri CLI | Start front-end development server and other processes |
If you're having trouble with the development setup, make sure you have read the FAQ first before raising an issue.
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Fork the repo
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Clone your fork
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Sync your local master
3.1.
git remote add upstream [email protected]:eungella-io/Killara.git
3.2.
git fetch upstream
3.3.
git branch --set-upstream-to=upstream/main main
3.4.
git pull
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Run locally
4.1 Move to the project directory and install dependencies
cd Killara yarn install
4.2 Run the app
yarn run tauri dev
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Create a branch
git branch issue-2 # use issue_number, replace issue-2 with appropriate branch name git checkout issue-2
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Push your changes to your fork with git push
git add . git commit -m"Write a meaningfull commit message" git push
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Create a pull request
7.1 Use the url from the terminal
remote: Create a pull request for 'issue-2' on GitHub by visiting: remote: https://github.com/........................
7.2 If you're having problem finding the url
a) https://github.com/eungella-io/Killara/pulls b) Click the button 'New pull request' c) Click the link 'compare across forks' d) Change head repository to your fork e) Change the branch to your branch f) Create pull request
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Repeat
git checkout main git pull
yarn outdated
yarn upgrade