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The instructions are pretty well laid out and straightforward and the majority of beginners coming through seem to follow them fine. You don't really have to "figure out" anything with Jest, you just install it and go about your day following the other instructions. A beginner doesn't even need to think about the JSON files if they follow everything to the letter that we've outlined in the README.
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I'll be closing because this is a non-issue if one reads the README- there is very little that one needs to figure out for themselves because we tell them exactly what they need to know- they don't need to know the in and outs of NPM or Node at this time. And they have been trusted with multiple installations at this point which actually take longer than the handful of steps it takes to set this up. The Git setup is more in depth than this and has more steps to follow, as well as the virtual machine and dual boot.
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Fine:)
I'll be closing because this is a non-issue if one reads the README- there is very little that one needs to figure out for themselves because we tell them exactly what they need to know- they don't need to know the in and outs of NPM or Node at this time. And they have been trusted with multiple installations at this point which actually take longer than the handful of steps it takes to set this up. The Git setup is more in depth than this and has more steps to follow, as well as the virtual machine and dual boot.
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