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Development Development
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Setup
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Getting started with the development of Glowing Bear is really simple, partly because we don't have a build process (pure client-side JS, remember). All you have to do is clone the repository, fire up a webserver to host the files, and start fiddling around. You can try out your changes by reloading the page. Getting started with the development of Glowing Bear is really simple, partly because we don't have a build process (pure client-side JS, remember). All you have to do is clone the repository, fire up a webserver to host the files, and start fiddling around. You can try out your changes by reloading the page.
Here's a simple example using the python simple web server: Here's a simple example using the python simple web server:
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You can also use the latest and greatest development version of Glowing Bear at [https://latest.glowing-bear.org/](https://latest.glowing-bear.org/). You can also use the latest and greatest development version of Glowing Bear at [https://latest.glowing-bear.org/](https://latest.glowing-bear.org/).
Running the tests
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Glowing Bear uses Karma and Jasmine to run its unit tests. To run the tests locally, you will first need to install `npm` and `bower` on your machine.
Once this is done, you will need to retrieve the necessary packages for testing Glowing-Bear:
`$ npm install`
Finally, you can run the tests:
`$ npm test`
Contributing Contributing
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