SetupBox
## Outline SetupBox is a useful middleware for
implementing own storage cloud. It has multiple APIs for making the
service based on version control system.
What SetupBox uses
Libraries and open sources that SetupBox uses are on Wiki page.
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Installation Guide
Installation Guide is on Wiki page.
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Contribution guide
SetupBox needs your help. You can confirm contribution guide on wiki or just try pull request!
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Wiki
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