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For detailed installation information, please review and follow: [link](https://nixos.org/manual/nix/stable/installation/installing-binary.html#installing-a-binary-distribution).
3. **Change directory to the cloned repository and start a nix shell:**
3. **Change directory to the cloned repository and start a nix development shell:**
```cd selfprivacy-rest-api && nix-shell```
```cd selfprivacy-rest-api && nix develop```
Nix will install all of the necessary packages for development work, all further actions will take place only within nix-shell.
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Copy the path that starts with ```/nix/store/``` and ends with ```env/bin/python```
```/nix/store/???-python3-3.9.??-env/bin/python```
```/nix/store/???-python3-3.10.??-env/bin/python```
Click on the python version selection in the lower right corner, and replace the path to the interpreter in the project with the one you copied from the terminal.
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## What to do after making changes to the repository?
**Run unit tests** using ```pytest .```
Make sure that all tests pass successfully and the API works correctly. For convenience, you can use the built-in VScode interface.
**Run unit tests** using ```pytest-vm``` inside of the development shell. This will run all the test inside a virtual machine, which is necessary for the tests to pass successfully.
Make sure that all tests pass successfully and the API works correctly.
How to review the percentage of code coverage? Execute the command:
The ```pytest-vm``` command will also print out the coverage of the tests. To export the report to an XML file, use the following command:
```coverage xml```
```coverage run -m pytest && coverage xml && coverage report```
Next, use the recommended extension ```ryanluker.vscode-coverage-gutters```, navigate to one of the test files, and click the "watch" button on the bottom panel of VScode.