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akurath

v1.2.11-beta

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IDE Frontend for codepsaces.io

Downloads

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Keywords

cliideserverdevopscodespacesworkspacesterminalcodedockereditor

Readme

akurath

"Devops IDE on Cloud, a Frontend engine used in Codespaces"

Akurath is a devops IDE frontend for codespaces.io.

Akurath is built with web technologies: node.js, javascript, html and less. The IDE possesses a very modular and extensible architecture, that allows you to build your own features with through add-ons. Akurath is the first open and modular IDE created specially for writing Infrastructure as a Code with tools such as Chef, Puppet, Ansible, docker etc.

The project is open source under the Apache 2.0 license.

CodeboxIDE and Akurath, a fork story

Akurath project is been created as a fork of a fantastic general purpose IDE, originally wrote by Sammy Pessé, who is a CTO at gitbooks at the the time of writing this, with great contributions by Aaron O'Mullan. Read the story about why we forked it and in which directions are we going.

How to install and run Akurath

Install from NPM

Akurath can be installed as a Node package and use programatically or from the command line.

Install Akurath globally using NPM:

$ npm install -g akurath

And start the IDE from the command line:

$ akurath run ./myworkspace --open

Use this command to run and open Akurath IDE. By default, Akurath uses GIT to identify you, you can use the option [email protected] to define the email you want to use during GIT operations.

Others command line options are available and can be list with: akurath --help.

Need help?

The IDE's documentation can be found at Akurath Wiki. Feel free to ask any questions or signal problems by adding issues.

Helping Akurath

I want to help with the code: Akurath accepts pull-requests, please see the Contributing to Akurath guide for information on contributing to this project. And don't forget to add your contact informations on the AUTHORS list.

I found a bug: File it as an issue and please describe as much as possible the bug and the context.

I have a new suggestion: For feature requests please first check the issues list to see if it's already there. If not, feel free to file it as an issue and to define the label enhancement.

Contact info