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fix container env explainations.
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# Container environment

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## Using an embedded text editor (vim/nano)

```shell
docker run -it ghcr.io/thomas-bouvier/numpex-pdi-tutorial:latest
vim
```

From within the container environment, you may test that your setup is working using the dedicated script:
## Using your own IDE (eg: vscode)

If you want to use your own IDE, you may bind-mount a local folder to the container:

```shell
# move to a folder in which to git clone (eg: cd /tmp).
git clone git@github.com:pdidev/tutorial.git -b tutorial_HPCAsia
podman run -it -u root -v tutorial:/opt/tutorial ghcr.io/thomas-bouvier/numpex-pdi-tutorial:latest
```

You may now open the cloned tutorial folder with your favorite IDE.


## Checking your environment

From within the container environment, you may test that your setup is working using the dedicated script from the tutorial folder:

```shell
./environment_check_script
[...]
[0] SUCCESS
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