A complete guide to PS Vita (TV) custom firmware, from stock to HENkaku Ensō.
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vita.hacks.guide

The complete guide to modding your PlayStation Vita.

https://vita.hacks.guide

Running the site locally

This requires the following installed to your system:

  • node.js, v14 or later
  • its respective npm

To test the website locally, simply run the following commands:

npm install

to install all packages required by the website (VuePress v2 and plugins), then

npm run docs:dev

to build the Markdown files into HTML and start a testing webserver on http://127.0.0.1:8080.