Getting started
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Are you ready to develop an app for ArcOS? Great! I can't wait to guide you through the process. We'll first get your system ready, next we'll create the ArcOS Project, we'll connect ArcOS to that project for live development, then we'll develop an app and call it done by building it and try installing it.
Before you can run the ArcOS v7 CLI, you'll need to prepare your system first. The CLI is compatible with both Windows and Linux (64-bit only), but MacOS may work as well, though that hasn't been tested (tell me about your experience if you do try it on MacOS!). For v7cli , you'll need:
A chromium-based browser like Chrome or Brave (optional). Firefox has , safari remains untested (I'm not a Mac user, sorry).
An ArcOS account ready to go on
Visual Studio Code or any other modern IDE (Code is known to work with the CLI)
NodeJS, version 20 or higher
Git (optional, yet handy for source control)
Good vibes