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- builder-coderoad
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---
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- Get setup quickly with CodeRoad: either [ clone a tutorial repo ] ( https://git-scm.com/docs/git-clone ) or use the * CodeRoad-CLI * .
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+ Get setup quickly with CodeRoad: open the ** builder-coderoad ** plugin in an empty directory .
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- In your development directory, run ** create** with your new package name.
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- > coderoad create $YOUR-PACKAGE-NAME$
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- Running ** create** generates:
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+ Filling out the first page should create:
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* an example ** tutorial.md** , which imports several tutorial files
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* an example ** test** directory with a few example tests
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{
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"name" : " coderoad-$TUTORIAL-NAME$" ,
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"version" : " 0.1.0" ,
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- "description" : " Coderoad tutorial" ,
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- "author" : " Name <email> (site)" ,
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"main" : " coderoad.json" ,
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- "keywords" : [" coderoad " , " tutorial " ],
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- "dependencies" : {
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- "mocha-coderoad" : " ^0.3.1 "
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- } ,
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+ "keywords" : [
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+ " coderoad " ,
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+ " tutorial "
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+ ] ,
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"coderoad" : {
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"dir" : " tutorial" ,
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"testSuffix" : " .spec.js" ,
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}
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```
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- We'll learn more about these configurations when it's time to [ publish] ( #publish ) .
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- Update changes to your tutorial by running ** build** . This will generate a * coderoad.json* data file used by * atom-coderoad* .
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+ We'll learn more about these configurations when it's time to [ publish] ( /tutorial-docs#publish ) .
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- > coderoad build
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+ Changes will update whenever you save a file.
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### Demo Your Tutorial
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