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## Checklist for all submissions
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* [ ] Have you followed the guidelines in our [Contributing document](https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)?
* [ ] You verify that the start command applied does not use a shell script
* [ ] If some script is needed then it is part of a current yolk or a PR to add one
* [ ] Have you checked to ensure there aren't other open [Pull Requests](../pulls) for the same update/change?
* [ ] Have you tested and reviewed your changes with confidence that everything works?
* [ ] Did you branch your changes and PR from that branch and not from your master branch?

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## General rules for eggs
1. Keep it simple.
1. Don't be afraid to submit PR's to the egg repo.
I don't bite. I will work with you on the egg and the required things to run it. Feel free to open a draft PR if you don't quite have the egg finished yet by yourself.
2. Keep it secure.
No start scripts that a user can edit.
If a start script is needed it should be part of a yolk.
3. Keep it simple.
We don't need 8 miles of the install script.
2. Keep it small.
Only use what is absolutely needed. The [Yolks install images](https://github.com/parkervcp/yolks#installation-images) already contain the most basic packages that speeds up the installation process.
4. Keep it small.
Only use what is absolutely needed. The [yolks install images](https://github.com/parkervcp/yolks#installation-images) already contain the most basic packages that speeds up the installation process.
3. Use the stock images.
5. Use the stock images.
If you need something in an image, open a PR in [my yolks repo](https://github.com/parkervcp/yolks) where it can be reviewed and built. Self-hosted or third-party images won't be accepted for security reasons.
4. Don't be afraid to submit PR's to the egg repo.
I don't bite. I will work with you on the egg and the required things to run it. Feel free to open a draft PR if you don't quite have the egg finished yet by yourself.
6. Export eggs from the panel
We ask that you use the panel to manage and export eggs.
This keeps the egg format correctly
### Sources for working on a new egg
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The Pterodactyl install process is fairly simple once you know it.
```md
1. Spin up install container
Creates a new container using an install image that's run as root.
Uses a volume mount on `/mnt/server` for the server files, which is the working directory during installation.
The volume will be later mounted as `/home/container` for the server container. Any files outside of `/mnt/server` will be gone after installation.
Install script can pull files or set up all that is needed to run the server, such as writing files, directories or compiling apps.
It is regularly used to just download the files required. Such as server files and configs.
1. Spin up install container
Creates a new container using an install image that's run as root.
Uses a volume mount on `/mnt/server` for the server files, which is the working directory during installation.
The volume will be later mounted as `/home/container` for the server container. Any files outside of `/mnt/server` will be gone after installation.
Install script can pull files or set up all that is needed to run the server, such as writing files, directories or compiling apps.
It is regularly used to just download the files required. Such as server files and configs.
2. Stop and destroy install container
2. Stop and destroy install container
3. Start a new container with the server files in /home/container
This is where the server is actually run. No root privileges.
Any dependencies installed during the install process are gone.
The container that is started should have everything you need.
No packages can be installed. Any required dependencies must exist in the used Docker image.
3. Start a new container with the server files in /home/container
This is where the server is actually run. No root privileges.
Any dependencies installed during the install process are gone.
The container that is started should have everything you need.
No packages can be installed. Any required dependencies must exist in the used Docker image.
```
## Step 2
### Testing
Make sure your install process is rock solid as I will be testing eggs before they ever hit my repo.
Make sure your install process is rock solid as eggs will be tested before they are merged.
I will make suggestions and changes at will.
Suggestions and changes will be made at will.
This is to maintain a clean repo that others can pull and be fully aware of what is being done.
## Step 3