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Webmaker can be configured locally to allow for development and testing. This process can be accomplished in a number of ways, but they all require all dependancies to be working before they can succeed. | Webmaker can be configured locally to allow for development and testing. This process can be accomplished in a number of ways, but they all require all dependancies to be working before they can succeed. | ||
=== Dependancies === | === External Dependancies === | ||
Webmaker relies on a number of technologies and tools, which must first be installed. The following list needs to be installed and working before you can run or test Webmaker locally, and we provide instructions for doing so on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows below. | Webmaker relies on a number of technologies and tools, which must first be installed. The following list needs to be installed and working before you can run or test Webmaker locally, and we provide instructions for doing so on Linux, Mac OS X and Windows below. | ||
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Our [https://github.com/mozilla/webmaker-suite Webmaker-suite npm module] has excellent documentation on preparing a Windows development environment. You can find it [http://mozilla.github.io/webmaker-suite/windows.html here]. | Our [https://github.com/mozilla/webmaker-suite Webmaker-suite npm module] has excellent documentation on preparing a Windows development environment. You can find it [http://mozilla.github.io/webmaker-suite/windows.html here]. | ||
=== Set up NodeJS dependancies === | |||
If you followed the Windows-specific instructions, this step has already been completed. Otherwise, once your Development environment is set up, you must install some global NPM packages. | If you followed the Windows-specific external-dependency instructions, this step has already been completed. Otherwise, once your Development environment is set up, you must install some global NPM packages. | ||
# Install [http://bower.io/ bower] with <code>sudo npm install -g bower</code> | # Install [http://bower.io/ bower] with <code>sudo npm install -g bower</code> | ||