@@ -10,35 +10,35 @@ proxy to serve your own git repository.
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1111## Setting up the proxy
1212
13- Josh is distributed via [ docker hub ] ( https://hub.docker.com/r/joshproject/josh-proxy ) ,
13+ Josh is distributed via [ Docker Hub ] ( https://hub.docker.com/r/joshproject/josh-proxy ) ,
1414and is installed and started with the following command:
1515
1616``` shell
1717{{# include gettingstarted.t:docker_github}}
1818```
1919
20- This starts josh as a proxy to github.com, in a docker container,
21- mounting the ./git \_ data folder to the image for use by josh .
20+ This starts Josh as a proxy to ` github.com ` , in a Docker container,
21+ creating a volume ` josh-vol ` and mounting it to the image for use by Josh .
2222
2323## Cloning a repository
2424
25- Once josh is running, we can clone a repository through it.
26- For example, let's clone josh :
25+ Once Josh is running, we can clone a repository through it.
26+ For example, let's clone Josh :
2727
2828``` shell
2929{{# include gettingstarted.t:clone_full}}
3030```
3131
32- As we can see, this repository is simply the normal josh one:
32+ As we can see, this repository is simply the normal Josh one:
3333
3434``` shell
3535{{# include gettingstarted.t:ls_full}}
3636```
3737
38- ## Extracting a module
38+ ## Cloning a part of the repo
3939
40- Josh becomes interesting when we want to extract a module .
41- Let's check out the josh repository again, but this time let's filter
40+ Josh becomes interesting when we want to clone a part of the repo .
41+ Let's check out the Josh repository again, but this time let's filter
4242only the documentation out:
4343
4444``` shell
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