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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ To be able to do that, we need to remember that Yunohost at its core is a server
If you have ever installed a web application manually, you already know that the process is in reality far more complex, usually involving a lot of steps and discipline.
This is what application packaging is, a serie of scripts that automate the installation of a web application and its configuration in order to provide the final user with a few clicks installation process.
This is what application packaging is, a series of scripts that automate the installation of a web application and its configuration in order to provide the final user with a few clicks installation process.
### How it works
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### ... bash command?
A [bash](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_%28Unix_shell%29) command is a line of text that will be interpreted by the computer and will produce a result. This is commonly refered to a command line.
A [bash](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_%28Unix_shell%29) command is a line of text that will be interpreted by the computer and will produce a result. This is commonly refered to as a command line.
You only can interact with your server through command line as it does not provide a graphical interface. Usual access is through [ssh](/ssh_en).
You can ony interact with your server through the command line as it does not provide a graphical interface. Usual access is through [ssh](/ssh_en).
Package scripts are therefore a serie of bash commands as if you had typed them directly in the ssh console.
Package scripts are therefore a series of bash commands as if you had typed them directly in the ssh console.
To know what you can write in a bash script, you should start reading this [simple tuto](https://debian-facile.org/doc:programmation:shells:debuter-avec-les-scripts-shell-bash) or this [more advanced one](http://aral.iut-rodez.fr/fr/sanchis/enseignement/bash/index.html).
To know what you can write in a bash script, you should start reading this [simple tutorial](https://debian-facile.org/doc:programmation:shells:debuter-avec-les-scripts-shell-bash) or this [more advanced one](http://aral.iut-rodez.fr/fr/sanchis/enseignement/bash/index.html).
### Ok, I'm good ! Where do I start?
Before starting the packaging process, you need to successfully install the application. The script will only perform what you instruct him to do.
Before starting the packaging process, you need to successfully install the application. The script will only perform what you instruct it to do.
Once completed, you need to read a little bit more documentation about application packaging. [This one is more technical](/packaging_apps_en) but now you should understand all the wizardry.
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Fortunately, you are not alone in this!
There is other packagers like you and you can meet them on the [forum](https://forum.yunohost.org/c/apps-packaging) or the [chat](xmpp:apps@conference.yunohost.org?join).
There are other packagers like you and you can meet them on the [forum](https://forum.yunohost.org/c/apps-packaging) or the [chat](xmpp:apps@conference.yunohost.org?join).
Feel free to join in and ask your questions, there always will be someone to help.