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## Prerequisites

* A web server like NGINX or the Apache server included in [XAMPP](https://www.apachefriends.org/)
* Alternatively, for a simpler server use [this](https://github.com/terreng/simple-web-server)
* A website behing hosted on that server, or at its most basic, create an empty file named "index.html" (save for later)
* Or you can use the built-in server [here](#built-in-server-optional)
* A web server like NGINX or the Apache server included in [XAMPP](https://www.apachefriends.org/).
* Alternatively, for a simpler server use [simple-web-server](https://github.com/terreng/simple-web-server).
* A website behing hosted on that server, or at its most basic, create an empty file named "index.html" (save for later).
* Or you can use the [built-in server](#built-in-server-optional).

## Setup

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A [Code Editor](/editor) feature is included on this website. It's a wizard that will create this html web code for you.

1) Select a System
1) Select a System.
2) Fill out the details:
* Upload game rom
* Enter name of the game
* Enter an ad URL (optional)
* Upload bios file (if required)
* Upload custom save state to be loaded on start (optional)
3) Generate out file
3) Generate out file.

It will then give you the download link for a zip folder that will include the rom & an index.html file that has your code ready to be copy & pasted into your website.

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In this example, we will use Google Chrome:

1) Right click on Chrome and click "Send to" then "Desktop (create shortcut)"
1) Right click on Chrome and click "Send to" then "Desktop (create shortcut)".
2) Now right click on the new shortcut and in the "Target" field, add this to the end:

::terminal
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- C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --kiosk "http://192.168.1.120/
---
::
3) Lastly, rename the shortcut to "EmulatorJS"
3) Lastly, rename the shortcut to "EmulatorJS".

To exit 'Kiosk' mode, hit ctrl+W
To exit 'Kiosk' mode, hit <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>W</kbd>

### Android/iOS

1) Open your browser and go to the server ip address (example: http://192.168.1.120/)
1) Open your browser and go to the server ip address (example: http://192.168.1.120/).
2) After EmulatorJS has loaded in, open your browser settings and click "Add to Home Screen" or something similar.
3) Click through any other prompts that may come up, but you should be left with a shortcut on your phone's home screen that acts like an app.

### Steam Deck

The process is similar as that of the Windows setup:

1) Enter Desktop mode
2) Right click on Chrome and add to Steam
3) Right click on the Chrome shortcut in Steam and click "Properties"
1) Enter Desktop mode.
2) Right click on Chrome and add to Steam.
3) Right click on the Chrome shortcut in Steam and click "Properties".
4) Under the "Shortcut" options, find the "Launch Options" text box.
5) Add this to the end:

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