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# About GridTracker
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# Developing GridTracker
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GridTracker runs using [NWJS](https://nwjs.io/), a tools that wraps both Chrome windows and node processes into a native application.
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To work on GridTracker you need to clone this git repository and then invoke NWJS with the contents of `package.nw`.
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NWJS comes in two flavors, "normal" and "sdk". GridTracker is distributed with the normal flavor, but for development work
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we recommend the SDK flavor because it provides access to Chrome's Developer Tools, among other things.
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## Developing on Windows
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To access the Developer Tools, right-click on an unused area of a window, or press F12.
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## Developing on Linux
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To access the Developer Tools, right-click on an unused area of a window, or press F12.
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## Developing on Mac
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We suggest using the `macos/run.sh` script to launch GridTracker while developing. It will download the sdk flavor of NWJS if needed,
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and use it to run the app.
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To access the Developer Tools, right-click on an unused area of a window, or press F12.
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