This guide will help you get Warp up and running locally.
Warp requires you to have Rust installed locally. You should follow this guide to set up Rust on your system.
If you will be updating the docs, you'll also need NodeJS installed as well as DocsifyJS. Once installed you can run docsify serve docs to get a live preview, hot reloading, and local instance of our docs.
Warp ships with a few included extensions and many additional extensions may be available from the public. To configure your extensions simply clone their repo in the extensions directory, and start warp with the TUI enabled to choose your extensions.
By default, Warp is set up to use the StorJ extension. You should follow this guide and then return to this page after you've completed up to the adding keys to Tesseract step.
After you've installed your dependencies you're ready to start Warp for the first time. You should have either used the terminal UI or command line to inject your required API keys into Tesseract. Now you're ready to start Warp.
To get going, run cargo run --bin warp.