Welcome to the example installation repository for Alice! This repository serves as a demonstration and reference for setting up and organizing your own koad:io installation. It showcases various commands, configurations, and best practices that can inspire and guide you in creating your custom commands and modules within your koad:io environment.
The example installation repository, named "alice" in this case, follows a structured organization to help you easily navigate and understand its contents. Here's an overview of the repository structure:
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commands/: This directory contains a collection of example commands that demonstrate the capabilities and flexibility of koad:io. These commands are provided as samples to help you understand how to create your own commands. Feel free to explore, modify, or expand upon these examples to suit your specific needs. -
README.md: This file provides an overview of the example installation repository and explains the purpose and structure of its contents.
To make use of this example installation repository, you can follow these steps:
- Clone the repository: Start by cloning this repository to your local machine. You can use the following command:
git clone https://github.com/koad/alice.git ~/.alice- Initialize Alice as an existing koad:io entity. koad-io will assume Alice exists in the
~/.alicefolder.
koad-io init alice- Use Alice to setup your new computer.
alice install essentials
alice install keybase
alice install zeroteir
alice install starship
alice install browsers
alice install nodejs
alice install meteor
alice install sublime
alice install codiumContributions to this example installation repository are welcome! If you have improvements, additional examples, or suggestions, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue on the repository's GitHub page. Your contributions can help enhance the repository and provide even more valuable resources for other users.
The example installation repository for Alice serves as a guide and reference for setting up and organizing your own koad:io installation. By exploring the provided commands, modules, and packages, you can gain insights into creating your custom commands, extending functionalities, and incorporating user interface elements. Use this repository as a starting