This is the source code repository of NSudo. If you wonder to visit the NSudo official website, download NSudo or read the NSudo documents etc, please visit https://nsudo.m2team.org.
This readme file will be the developer oriented document because this it is under the source code repository.
-  Add Current User (Elevated) Mode.
- Implemented in NSudo Shared Library.
 - Implemented in NSudo Launcher.
 
 - Use wxWidgets to implement the UI.
 - TOML-based environment configuration file.
 - Add more APIs to NSudo Shared Library.
 - Export PDF directly from the offical website.
 -  Improve the Gitee mirror experience.
- Translate the readme in the source tree root.
 - Synchronizing automatically when commits pushed.
 
 
Please read People.md.
Please read CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.
- Direct contributions
- Create pull requests directly.
 - Please send e-mails to [email protected] if you have any questions.
 
 - Feedback suggestions and bugs.
- We use GitHub issues to track bugs and features.
 - For bugs and general issues please file a new issue.
 
 
- Visual Studio 2017 Version 15.9 or later.
- You also need install ARM64 components (MSVC Toolchain and ATL/MFC) if you want to compile ARM64 version of NSudo.
 
 - Windows 10 Version 1507 SDK or later.
- You also need install ARM64 components when you installing the Windows 10 Version 1703 SDK or later and you want to compile ARM64 version of NSudo.
 
 
Run BuildAllTargets.bat in Source/Native.
Open NSudo.sln in Source/Native.
- C++: C++ Core Guidelines
 - C#: Follow the .NET Core team's C# coding style
 
For all languages respect the .editorconfig file specified in the source tree. Many IDEs natively support this or can with a plugin.
The following rules must be followed for PRs that include files from another project:
- The license of the file is permissive.
 - The license of the file is left intact.
 - The contribution is correctly attributed in the License file in the repository, as needed.
 
Refer to #29.
To build new docs, you'll need to have Node.js and
Yarn installed on your system, and run build.bat in
Website.
Docs engine is based on VuePress.
