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Installation

How to install and set up ForSure on your system.

Prerequisites

Before installing ForSure, ensure you have the following prerequisites:

  • Git
  • Node.js (recommended for some features)

Installation Steps

1. Clone the Repository

Start by cloning the ForSure repository from GitHub:

bash
git clone https://github.com/elicharlese/ForSure.git cd ForSure

2. Explore the Repository

The repository contains sample .forsure files that you can review to understand the syntax and structure:

bash
ls -la # Review the sample files and documentation

3. Optional: Set up for Development

If you want to contribute to ForSure or use its advanced features, you might need to install dependencies:

bash
# If there's a package.json file npm install # Or if you're using yarn yarn install

Verifying Installation

To verify that ForSure is properly installed, you can try creating a simple .forsure file and processing it:

bash
# Create a test file echo "root: - test.txt" > test.forsure # Process the file (command may vary based on implementation) ./forsure generate test.forsure --output ./test-output

If the installation is successful, this should create a test.txt file in the test-output directory.

Next Steps

Now that you have ForSure installed, you can:

  • Follow the Quick Start guide to create your first ForSure file
  • Learn the ForSure syntax in detail
  • Explore examples to see ForSure in action