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A search tool for free software replacements.
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A search tool for free software replacements.
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# How to add new software:
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# CONTRIBUTE!
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## How to add new software:
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In the [apps](apps) folder there are a bunch of json files for software. Here is an example:
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In the [apps](apps) folder there are a bunch of json files for software. Here is an example:
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"issues":["Surveillance", "Non-Free Software", "Non-Free JavaScript", "DRM"]}
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## Create a `port.json`
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When modifying the code, in order to test changes you need to rerun and put in the port number over and over. To solve this you can create a file called `port.json`:
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```json
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"port": "8080"
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Now it will stop asking for port numbers and use the port you put in the json file.
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# TO DO
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# TO DO
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- [x] Add interfaces and language parameters in json
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- [x] Add interfaces and language parameters in json
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- [x] Documentation parameter in json
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- [x] Documentation parameter in json
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