Node.js 0.12.0+, used to run JavaScript build tools.

Run the following line in the root directory of this project:

git submodule update --init && npm i -g bower cordova gulp@3 ripple-emulator && npm i && bower i

Run the following line in the root directory of this project:

gulp serve

It will build this project and create a local server to host it. Every time there's a file change, it will automatically build the changed file and refresh your browser. It will also sync all the browsers that are connecting to the local server, making it much more convenient to see how the website looks like in multiple platforms simultaneously.

Run the following line to build production files and deploy to Google App Engine:

gulp && gulp deploy

or

gulp && gulp deploy && gulp serve

If any of the commands above fails, try the following:

• Delete node_modules directory in project root
• Delete/rename npm and npm-cache in %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\
• Install npm 3 by running npm i -g npm@3
• Make sure you have node 0.12.0+ and npm 3.1.0+ installed, by running node -v and npm -v
• If npm version is still less than 3, change PATH variable: move npm directory (e.g. C:\Users\????\AppData\Roaming\npm, maybe in user-specific PATH) to the left of node directory (e.g. C:\Program Files\nodejs). Open a new cmd.exe to make sure PATH has been updated. If not, try opening cmd.exe by Win-R instead of by clicking "Open command prompt" in File Explorer, or turning off Launch folder windows in a separate process in File Explorer options, or kill and restart explorer.exe.
• Copy the start script in package.json and run it in command line.
• Run gulp serve

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