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== How to get help and report issues ==
* Report issues at {your issue tracker or process}. * Ask questions or get help at {where to contact you}. You can expect a response in {time period}.
== Developer documentation ==
=== Technical implementation ===
''Provide a brief technical overview of how you implemented the tool's main functionality.''
This tool uses {some library, API, platform, other technology} to do {some technical operation}. It depends on {some library, API, platform, other technology} because it uses {some technology} for {some technical operation}.
=== Code structure ===
''A high-level description of the code architecture, focusing on what a developer would need to understand if they were trying to get oriented to the repository so they can contribute code or debug an issue.''
The {_______} module does {_______}. The {_______} directory contains {_______}.
=== Local development ===
==== Set up ====
How to set up development environment: # {Write the step here.} ## {Substep 1} ## {Substep 2}
==== Install ====
How to install: # {Write the step here.} ## {Substep 1} ## {Substep 2}
{Optional: Include a code sample or screenshot that helps your users complete this step}
==== Configure ====
How to configure: # {Substep 1} # {Substep 2}
==== Build and test ====
How to build and run locally: # {Write the step here.} ## {Substep 1} ## {Substep 2}
How to run tests: # {Write the step here.} ## {Substep 1} ## {Substep 2}
==== Debugging ====
* {specific error message or log/console output} ** How to resolve the error, or what the log output means
* {specific error message or log/console output} ** How to resolve the error, or what the log output means
== How to contribute ==
The {TOOL_NAME} maintainers welcome contributions! (OR)...are not able to accept contributions at this time. * {Type of contribution you want} * {Another type of contribution you want}
=== Contribution process ===
Before contributing, read the {Code of Conduct} that outlines community guidelines and expectations. We follow {style guide / coding conventions}.
# {Write the step here.} ## {Substep 1} ## {Substep 2}
# {Write the step here.} ## {Substep 1} ## {Substep 2}
== Credits ==
List any contributors and individuals, teams, or organizations who contributed to your development of this tool.
== License ==
Link to a file or page where you declare the license for your code.