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### 3. Understand the Project Structure ### 3. Understand the Project Structure
- The `README.md` file contains a description of the app or package. - The `README.md` file contains a description of the app or package.
- The `Contributors.md` file contains the names or user names of all the contributors with a link to their GitHub profile. - The `Contributors.md` file contains the names or usernames of all the contributors with a link to their GitHub profile.
- The `LICENSE.md` contains an GPL-3.0 license. - The `LICENSE.md` contains an GPL-3.0 license.
- `CONTRIBUTING.md` is this file. - `CONTRIBUTING.md` is this file.
- Directory `Icons` that contains PNG and PXD (Pixelmator Pro) files for the images used in the app and guides. - Directory `Icons` that contains PNG and PXD (Pixelmator Pro) files for the images used in the app and guides.

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## Goals ## Goals
_Adwaita_’s main goal is to provide an easy-to-use interface for creating GNOME apps. The back end should stay as simple as possible, while not limiting the possibilities there are with [Libadwaita][6] and [GTK][7]. _Adwaita_’s main goal is to provide an easy-to-use interface for creating GNOME apps. The backend should stay as simple as possible, while not limiting the possibilities there are with [Libadwaita][6] and [GTK][7].
If you want to use _Adwaita_ in a project, but there are widgets missing, open an [issue on GitHub][8]. If you want to use _Adwaita_ in a project, but there are widgets missing, open an [issue on GitHub][8].

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1. Open your terminal client and navigate to a directory you want to create the package in (e.g. `~/Documents/`). 1. Open your terminal client and navigate to a directory you want to create the package in (e.g. `~/Documents/`).
2. Create a new folder for the package using `mkdir HelloWorld`. 2. Create a new folder for the package using `mkdir HelloWorld`.
3. Enter the newly created folder using `cd HelloWorld`. 3. Enter the newly created folder using `cd HelloWorld`.
4. Run `swift package init —type executable` for creating a new Swift package. 4. Run `swift package init --type executable` for creating a new Swift package.
5. Open the Swift package. If you are using GNOME Builder, click on `Select a Folder…` in the view that appears after opening Builder and open the `HelloWorld` folder. 5. Open the Swift package. If you are using GNOME Builder, click on `Select a Folder…` in the view that appears after opening Builder and open the `HelloWorld` folder.
## Add the Dependency ## Add the Dependency