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Thank you for your interest in contributing to the platformOS documentation! Our docs are a tool for our community, so we strive to ensure they serve you well. We always welcome any kind of contribution to our documentation: we value your feedback, and appreciate any improvement suggestions or extensions.

Give us feedback

Create an issue with your finding in the Issues tab.

Edit or add topics on the GitHub UI

Go to the file you would like to change, click edit and commit changes on the GitHub UI.

Edit or add topics using git

  1. Fork the repository.
  2. Install node.js dependencies (npm).
  3. Change something or add a new topic. Please check if a template is already available for the type of content you’d like to contribute. We have prepared templates for most content on our documentation page, to make contribution easier, and to ensure the consistency of contributed content. Please make sure to follow our style guide.
  4. Create a pull request.
  5. We review your changes, and either get back to you with our feedback, or merge your changes.

Contributors

Thank you to all our contributors!


Diana Lakatos

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Paweł Kowalski

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Maciej Krajowski-Kukiel

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Ryan Stephen

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piotrze

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Tomek

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Krzysztof Danek

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dariusz gorzeba

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Ignacy Moryc

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Daniel Telfer

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István Zoltán Szabó

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Kacper Walanus

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Kornel Lugosi

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Dean Vizer

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kata-ngy

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Adam Cook

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JJ Bragg

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Jakub Augustyn

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turing9783

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Julien Levadoux

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Krzysztof Streflik

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Ryan Johnson

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power833

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Daryl Barnes

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Developer-DNM

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Maciej Węgrzynek

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Kálmán Hosszu

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Scott B Reynolds

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Antony Siegert

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Łukasz Krysiewicz

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andrew-3

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Josh Carter

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Contribute code

Required global dependencies

  • nodejs 12.10 and above
  • npm 6.1 and above

Development

npm ci # installs local dependencies

npm start # runs webpack in watch mode, pos-cli sync with livereload 

Build production assets

npm run build # runs webpack in production mode