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Odete documentation
Practical guides for working locally on iPhone and iPad.
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Workflow
01Edit with contextUse files, tabs, symbols, and review tools to keep a change small and visible.02Git over HTTPSClone, review, commit, and push changes with HTTPS remotes and tokens.03Projects and filesCreate, open, and organize a local project without separating the editor from its directory.04Search, symbols, and paletteReach the right file, symbol, or action with the palette’s actual modes.
Local runtime
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Reference
01Compatibility and limitsConfirm the device, runtime, and framework before moving a project to Odete.02Shell referenceThe executable command set in Odete, its useful flags, and shell syntax.03iPad keyboard shortcutsShortcuts exposed by iPadOS menus and Odete’s palette.04Practical troubleshootingA short sequence to distinguish a command, dependency, server, or platform-limit failure.
Local execution
01npm and the JavaScript runtimeInstall packages, run scripts, and recognize where the compatible runtime differs from traditional Node.02Preview and frameworksUse the local server and Preview while knowing which framework paths the runtime implements.03SwiftUI PreviewWrite SwiftUI and use the native interpreter for quick feedback without confusing it with Swift compilation.