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Non-breaking changes in the guide:
- URLs in the get-started version table now explicitly include `.html`
  as otherwise it doesn't work under Vite. (It probably works under
  GitHub Pages, but it's better for it to work everywhere instead.)

Breaking changes in the guide:
- The front page button is nixed and replaced with a link to
  get-started at end of page

* Kang publish script from dsi.cfw.guide

The VuePress 2.0.0-b49 changes were only tested with npm. It is unknown
whether yarn will actually work with the changes.

dsi.cfw.guide already uses npm for this, so let's just use the script
from there as it is known to work.

This file was taken from the following snapshot:
66d1089257/.github/workflows/publish.yml

* Document website testing process in README

* fix hero image and add get started button

* update theme

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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.