Via the command line
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Mapeo is built with JavaScript programming language. To get started, you'll need to installdevelopment environment. If you already have Node.js installed you can skip this section.
You need to be at least on Node.js version 8 (or higher) for the mapeo-settings-builder to work properly. Head over to page and select installer for your operating system.
Alternatively you can also use NVM (Node Version Manager) to install and manage multiple versions of Node.js on your computer.
Then close terminal and open again
You'll see output on the terminal, but this is OK
If your computer is ready to create configurations, type
You should see output that looks something like
Now you're ready to move to build your configuration!
Type, 'cd`, then a space, then drag and drop the folder where the prepared assets are and press enter. It will look something like this
You will then be ready to run scripts directly in the folder.
This -s tells npm to be silent, so that you only see errors that are meaningful to you.
You will see something like the following output. Errors will be highlighted in RED with hopefully some helpful description so that you can remedy the issue.
You'll also see a .mapeosettings file inside of the build directory.
A .mapeosettings file is a tar file, similar to a zip file. You can see the contents of the file by changing the file extension to .tar and using any application that can extract tar files (such as 7zip, mentioned above).
Type the following into the terminal
You need to be at least on Node version 8 for the mapeo-settings-builder to work properly. If you need help, review the 'Preparing Computer' section and ensure you're on the latest version of mapeo-settings-builder.
You also may want to delete node_modules and install updated versions of the dependencies.
In Mac or Linux, in the terminal:
If you're having more issues, please or e-mail our support hotline.
It's important to increment the version when releasing new changes to your configuration. When you are ready to release a new version, you can use in the command line to automatically increment your config version and update the CHANGELOG.md file in your repository.
For more on versions with standard-version, see