@fdm-monster/client
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The client UI for FDM Monster. Please see https://github.com/fdm-monster/fdm-monster for more information.
The client UI for FDM Monster. Please see https://github.com/fdm-monster/fdm-monster for more information.
Please refer to the FDM Monster Developer documentation.
yarn install @fdm-monster/client
Compiles and hot-reloads for development
yarn run serve
Compiles and minifies for production
yarn run build
Run your unit tests
yarn run test:unit
Run your end-to-end tests
yarn run test:e2e
Lints and fixes files
yarn run lint
See Vue Configuration Reference.
These are the people involved in the project. Find the meaning of the emoji keys here.
 David Zwart 🐛 💻 🚧 📓 |  Abdullah Abuzaid 💻 🐛 |  Tim Dinh 💻 |  WindArrow3d 🐛 |
Feel like joining in as a developer or do you have a quick fix? Great! Please read the CONTRIBUTING file.
FDM Monster Client is licensed with AGPL-3.0. For details, please consult the LICENSE file.
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The client UI for FDM Monster. Please see https://github.com/fdm-monster/fdm-monster for more information.
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