Aleo developer Toolkit via Gitbash
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1. Install Git Bash (Follow instructions for Linux\Mac OS or Windows) LINK 2. Install Rust’s package manager (Cargo) LINK 3. Visual Studio Code LINK
1.1 Install Rust
Press 1 and Enter
1.2 Download the source code
1.3 Install Leo
1.4 Try writing leo help
command
2.1 Create a new wallet
or you can import your current wallet
2.2 Continue in your exsiting terminal window and type leo example
2.3 We’ll try Tic Tac Toe
2.4 You can run and see the example in action
and run
3.1 Initializing a Git repository
3.2 Before committing, we need to add your email
Now you can commit
3.4 Adding a local repository to GitHub using Git Create a new repository on GitHub
Type your repository name (you can call it whatever you want) and press Create repository (to avoid errors, do not initialize the new repository with README, license, or gitignore files)
3.5 Copy the link to your repository
3.6 Continue in your existing terminal window and type
example : https://github.com/ruangnode/aleo-tictactoe
5.1 Go to the Leo repo Click “New Issue” in the top right corner
Click “Get started” in the Documentation row
Title your issue: “Add <your_github_username> to contributors” Enter the following as your issue description:
After that you can submit your issue
Once your issue is approved, Aleo team will add you to the Contributors section of the Leo README.md file
Congratulations on becoming a Leo contributor!
Check out the following resources:
See Aleo’s SDK in action at aleo.tools
Play around with Leo in the browser with Leo Playground
Learn Leo syntax, functions, and best practices with the Leo’s language guide
Deploy and Execute Leo applications on-chain with our Deploy and Execute Demo
See Aleo’s testnet live and other Leo developer’s applications via an explorer such as Haruka’s Program Registry or aleo.network