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# Contributing

To start updating Chocolat you need to install its dependencies :

```
npm install
```

The source files are in the `./src/`  folder\
You can find a demo in the `./demo/` folder, \
To automatically build while you code you can run :

```
npm run dev
```

Run the test suite to ensure all tests are passing.\
If you are adding a new feature, please consider writing a test too.\
Tests are in the `./test/` folder

```
npm run test
```

You may run prettier to fix all the code style *errors* :

```
npm run prettier
```

When you are satisfied with your modification you can run :

```
npm run build 
```

And make a pull request here : <https://github.com/nicolas-t/Chocolat/compare>


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