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Setting up your environment

First, set up a Python virtual environment:

python -m venv sage-venv
source sage-venv/bin/activate

Next, clone the repository and install its dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/Storia-AI/sage.git
cd sage
pip install -e .

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Running unit tests

After you make your changes, double-check you haven’t broken existing functionality by running unit tests:

pip install pytest
pytest sage/tests

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Code Formatting

To keep the codebase clean, we use isort and black. To run the formatters:

pip install isort black
isort sage
black --line-length=120 sage

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Types of contributions

While we welcome code contributions, there are many other ways to make an impact. For instance, if you find this documentation incomplete or unclear, let us know via Discord, submit an issue, or send a pull request with improved verbiage. Any suggestions for simplifying the setup are also welcome.

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