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   == Getting the Wrapper
   
  -There have been a few changes to the way docToolchain can be installed since its V2.x release. We built a simple wrapper script to takes care of the everything for you.
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  -This wrapper helps you in the following ways:
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  -- it ensures that everyone who uses your repository is using the same version of docToolchain.
  -- it keeps all the docToolchain technology out of your repository.
  -- it wraps all of your commands and directs them to your local docToolchain installation.
  -- furthermore, it checks how you installed docToolchain. If it hasn't been installed yet, it will do so for you via direct download or docker.
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  -This installation guide will show you how to set up docToolchain in the following environments:
  +The way docToolchain is installed has changed since the v2.x release. It now uses a simple wrapper script which takes care of everything.
  +
  +This wrapper helps by:
  +
  +- Ensuring that everyone using your repository uses the same docToolchain version.
  +- Keeping all docToolchain technology out of your repository.
  +- Wrapping your commands and directing them to your local installation.
  +- Checking your docToolchain installation (if not installed, the wrapper will do it for you via direct download or Docker).
  +
  +This guide explains how to set up docToolchain in the following environments:
   
   - A Linux/WSL2 with bash
  -- Windows with PowerShell and
  +- Windows with PowerShell
   - Windows with cmd.exe
   
   Please select the appropriate setup and follow these instructions to install docToolchain step by step.
  
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  *Congratulations!* If you see the same folder structure, you've just render the standard arc42 template as html and pdf!
  
  Please raise an issue on https://github.com/docToolchain/docToolchain/issues[github] if you didn't get the right output.
  
  
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  == Building and Creating Templates.
  
  By now, the docToolchain wrapper `dtcw` should be in your project folder along with the arc42 template.
  
  Now Let's render it to HTML and PDF. To do so, run the commands below:
  
  .Linux / WSL2 with bash
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