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| How to get an app onto your badge | |
| Update your own fork of the repo with your app: | |
| 1. Fork the emfcamp/Mk4-Apps repo to your GitHub account | |
| 2. Clone your repo | |
| 3. Add your app to the root of your cloned repo | |
| 4. git add . | |
| 5. git commit -m "message" | |
| 6. git push origin master | |
| On your badge: | |
| Press menu and select settings | |
| Select Badge Store | |
| Change the Repo setting to your repo i.e. just change emfcamp to your GitHub username | |
| Go back to the badge homepage | |
| Press menu | |
| Select Badge Store | |
| Select Install Apps | |
| Select your apps repo | |
| Now you can install your app from your GitHub repo | |
| Yeah! |
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You need to mess with the caching on badgeserver.emfcamp.org/2018 in order to allow you to quickly push updates