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DevDocs is made of two separate pieces of software: a Ruby scraper responsible for generating the documentation files and indexes, and a JavaScript front-end powered by a small Sinatra app.
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-DevDocs requires Ruby 2.0. Once you have it installed, run the following commands:
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+DevDocs requires Ruby 2.0 and a JavaScript runtime supported by [ExecJS](https://github.com/sstephenson/execjs#readme) (included in OS X and Windows; [Node.js](http://nodejs.org/) on Linux). Once you have these installed, run the following commands:
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gem install bundler
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thor docs:download --all
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rackup
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Finally, point your browser at [localhost:9292](http://localhost:9292) (the first request will take a few seconds to compile the assets). You're all set.
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The `thor docs:download` command is used to download/update individual documentations (e.g. `thor docs:download html css`), or all at the same time (using the `--all` option). You can see the list of available documentations by running `thor docs:list`.
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Thibaut