1. Download the Toolkit

Downloading the Toolkit

You install Ayakaleaf Pro with the Ayakaleaf Toolkit (ayaka-notes/toolkit), a set of scripts that runs Overleaf in Docker for you.

By default, the Toolkit starts the free official Overleaf Community Edition (CE). 4. Get Ayakaleaf Pro Images switches it to Ayakaleaf Pro with one setting.

Already running the official Overleaf Toolkit (overleaf/toolkit)?

You don’t need to reinstall. Keep your installation and follow the last part of 4. Get Ayakaleaf Pro Images.

1. Clone the Ayakaleaf Toolkit repository

   To install the toolkit you’ll need to navigate to the intended installation path and then clone the Ayakaleaf Toolkit repository using this command:

   Clone repository

   git clone https://github.com/ayaka-notes/toolkit.git ./overleaf-toolkit
   

   To prevent any potential permissions issues we recommend installing the Toolkit in your user’s $HOME directory.

2. Change into the toolkit directory

   Wait for the cloning process to complete then let’s switch into the newly created overleaf-toolkit directory:

   Change directory

   cd ./overleaf-toolkit