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Getting started

The easiest way to run an ICEkit project is with Docker. It works on OS X, Linux, and Windows.

If you are not yet familiar with Docker, check out our Docker Quick Start guide and then come back here.

If you are still not yet ready for Docker, check out our Manual Setup guide, which covers all the things that Docker would otherwise take care of.

Creating a new ICEkit project

$ bash <(curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ixc/ixc-project-template/master/startproject.sh) <project_name> [destination_dir]

This script will create a new ICEkit project in a directory named <project_name> in the current working directory (or [destination_dir]), ready to hack on.

It might need to install pip and virtualenv into your global environment, and will prompt for confirmation if it does.

Running an ICEkit project with Docker

$ cd <project_name>
$ docker-compose up

Some local setup will be performed on first run, which might take a while, so make yourself a cup of tea. Subsequent runs will skip the local setup unless the project dependencies have been updated.

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