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How to run on localhost #77
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You can download the zip file from the release page. |
Thank you very much for your guidance, I have the demo up and running now. I want to know how this release version is compiled, and I found that the editor in the demo cannot be used, it prompts "We are working hard to fix the editor." |
You can clone the repo and type make. :)
You may need to set up the emscripten first.
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You can download the zip file from the release page. Unzip it to a local
folder, and go to that folder. You will see many html files, which are use
cases of SwiftLatex. Open a terminal and type python3 -m http.server . (assume
you have python in your computer) You then can go to your browser and visit
http://localhost:8000/ and see the demos.
Thank you very much for your guidance, I have the demo up and running now.
I want to know how this release version is compiled, and I found that the
editor in the demo cannot be used, it prompts "We are working hard to fix
the editor."
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thank you very much |
I'm a newbie, how can I run this project on my local computer? Can you help me?
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