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DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT

Install LibAlkimia

First of all you will need to install the LibAlkmia which first needs some requirements to be fulfilled as follows

Requirements

Qt Creator or KDevelop (personally, I find Qt Creator easier to grasp, even if less powerful in the end)
git
Qt libs and docs
KDE libs and docs
MPIR or GMP (this is for mathematical calculations needed for the currency class)
Boost libs
cmake

After finishing the installations as mentioned above you need to follow the steps as follows ( I have mentioned the codes according to the Ubuntu)

Open the terminal and change the directory where you want the files to be downloaded.
Use the git link to download the files
```
git clone [email protected]:office/alkimia.git
```
for other access modes see the Alkimia project on invent.kde.org
Now you will have the directory alkimia downloaded with a lot of files.
Change the current directory to the alkimia directory)
```
cd alkimia
```
Make another directory
```
mkdir build
```
I have named my directory as build
Change your current directory to 'build'
```
cd build
```
Now build that directory using the files you have in the folder 'libalkimia' using the following commands
```
cmake ..
```
If every requirement listed above were installed perfectly then there must not be any error here
```
make
```
```
make install
```
The above two statements could also have been combined into one and be simply written
```
make install
```

If you didnt get any error till now, then you have installed the libalkimia successfully

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 First of all you will need to install the LibAlkmia which first needs some requirements to be fulfilled as follows
 ===Requirements===
-#Qt Creator or KDevelop4 (personally, I find Qt Creator easier to grasp, even if less powerful in the end)
+#Qt Creator or KDevelop (personally, I find Qt Creator easier to grasp, even if less powerful in the end)
-#KdeSVN
+#git
 #Qt libs and docs
 #KDE libs and docs
-#automoc
+#MPIR or GMP (this is for mathematical calculations needed for the currency class)
-#GMP (this is for mathematical calculations needed for the currency class)
 #Boost libs
 #cmake
 ;After finishing the installations as mentioned above you need to follow the steps as follows ( I have mentioned the codes according to the Ubuntu)
 #Open the terminal and change the directory where you want the files to be downloaded.
-#Use the svn link to download the files
+#Use the git link to download the files
-#:<pre style="color:red">svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/extragear/office/alkimia</pre>
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">git clone git@invent.kde.org:office/alkimia.git</syntaxhighlight>
-#Now you will have the directory Alkimia downloaded with a lot of files.</br>Change the current directory to libalkimia(present inside the Alkimia directory)
+#:for other access modes see the [https://invent.kde.org/office/alkimia Alkimia] project on invent.kde.org
-#:<pre style="color:red">cd alkimia/libalkimia</pre>
+#Now you will have the directory alkimia downloaded with a lot of files.</br>Change the current directory to the alkimia directory)
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cd alkimia</syntaxhighlight>
 #Make another directory
-#:<pre style="color:red">mkdir build</pre>
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">mkdir build</syntaxhighlight>
 #:I have named my directory as build
 #Change your current directory to 'build'
-#:<pre style="color:red">cd build</pre>
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cd build</syntaxhighlight>
 #Now build that directory using the files you have in the folder 'libalkimia' using the following commands
-#:<pre style="color:red">cmake ..</pre>
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">cmake ..</syntaxhighlight>
 #:If every requirement listed above were installed perfectly then there must not be any error here
-#:<pre style="color:red">make</pre>
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">make</syntaxhighlight>
-#:<pre style="color:red">make install</pre>
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">make install</syntaxhighlight>
 #:The above two statements could also have been combined into one and be simply written
-#:<pre style="color:red">make install</pre>
+#:<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">make install</syntaxhighlight>
 ;If you didnt get any error till now, then you have installed the libalkimia successfully