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docker/quartz/Developing with Quartz.md
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This container is also good for quickly developing components for Quartz. It is a good way to test things out without having to install anything on your local machine, and a simple `make run` -> `ctrl-c` -> `up arrow` -> `enter` is all you need to see your changes. This container is also good for quickly developing components for Quartz. It is a good way to test things out without having to install anything on your local machine, and a simple `make run` -> `ctrl-c` -> `up arrow` -> `enter` is all you need to see your changes.
Inside the quartz-docker repo, link the quartz/src directory to your your primary dev location. I keep all of my projects in ~/Repositories, so I would do this: I keep all of my projects in `~/Repositories`, so I would do this:
Link my primary development folder to the container repo's source folder:
```bash ```bash
cd ~/Repositories cd ~/Repositories
git clone git@git.modernleft.org:gravityfargo/quartz-docker.git git clone git@git.modernleft.org:gravityfargo/quartz-docker.git
git clone git@github.com:jackyzha0/quartz.git git clone git@github.com:jackyzha0/quartz.git
cd quartz-docker ln -sf ~/Repositories/quartz ~/Repositories/quartz-docker/quartz/src
make run
# ctrl-c
rm -rf ~/Repositories/quartz-docker/quartz/src/quartz/components
ln -sf ~/Repositories/quartz/quartz/components ~/Repositories/quartz-docker/quartz/src/quartz
``` ```
Then, you can run the container with the following command: Then, you can run the container with the following command:
```bash ```bash
cd
``` ```