# Build For Open Source

## Install Node.js

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When you make changes to the javascript code, you need to get a build of the code, for this you need to have Node.js installed on your computer.
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Download Node.js directly from the link below and install everything on your computer.

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## How to build?

1. Go to the directory of your script via CMD ( Example Command: 'cd c:\user\directory' ) <img src="/files/Wr7xAe5XgXY16OmSkI0e" alt="How to go to the Directory via CMD?" data-size="original">
2. After reaching the directory where our script is located; we install the necessary modules to the package. ( Example Command: 'npm install --force' / you should definitely use the --force tag.  )       ![](/files/ATURBYOuoSaayZxcrtY0)
3. After finishing the package installation process, you should type '**npm run build**' in the console to get a build.

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If you have already completed step 2 in the directory you are in, you can skip step 2 in your next build process and access the directory directly with cd and then you can get the build with the npm run build command.
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