
How to Mount and Change Themes in Tutor Dev Maple
Once you've successfully installed the Tutor Dev Maple release on your system, it's time to initiate the mounting process within this release. If you require a quick review of the installation steps for Tutor Dev Maple, you can access the provided link.
Read More: Tutor Dev Installation With Maple Release
For mounting and changing themes in Tutor Dev Maple, you can follow the comprehensive guide, we will explore the procedure of mounting in the Tutor Dev Maple Release customize or apply themes in Tutor Dev Maple. Let’s start step-by-step Mounting Tutor Dev Maple Release.
Mounting In Tutor Dev Maple Release
1. Copy Container Folder
$ tutor dev copyfrom lms /openedx/edx-platform ~/tutor_maple/edx-platformThe given tutor dev command will copy the contents of the /openedx/edx-platform folder from the Tutor development container to the ~/tutor_maple/edx-platform directory on your local machine.

2. Mount The Folder
$ tutor dev bindmount lms /openedx/edx-platformThe given command will bind mount the /openedx/edx-platform folder from the Tutor development container to your local machine.

In this case, the /openedx/edx-platform folder contains the Open edX platform code. By bind mounting this folder, you will be able to make changes to the code on your local machine and see the changes reflected in the Tutor development container.
Follow the same process for other services: For example,
2.1 Bindmount LMS Worker
$ tutor dev bindmount lms-worker /openedx/edx-platform
2.2 Bindmount CMS
$ tutor dev bindmount cms /openedx/edx-platform
2.3 Bindmount CMS Worker
$ tutor dev bindmount cms-worker /openedx/edx-platform
3. Make an Override Docker File
$ vim "$(tutor config printroot)/env/dev/docker-compose.override.yml"This command will open the docker-compose.override.yml file in the env/dev directory of the Tutor project root using the vim text editor.
Once you have opened the docker-compose.override.yml file, you can make changes to the override file.
4. Add Your Mounts Path to the Services
Add your mounted services inside the created docker-compose.override.yml file to save your mounts. The image below illustrates this point.

5. Start and Stop Containers
After mounting, you can stop the containers with the given command.
$ tutor dev stopOnce the containers are stopped, you can start them again with the command.
$ tutor dev startNow, the mounts will be preserved even after a restart.
Simple Steps to Apply Themes in Tutor Dev Maple
Follow the given steps to apply the theme in the Tutor Dev Maple
Step-1: Copy the Theme Folder
Copy the folder of the themes you want to apply from tutor_maple/edx-platform/themes dir and paste it to the given directory
$ (tutor config printroot)/env/build/openedx/themesStep-2: Set Theme
$ tutor dev settheme {{name-of-folder}}The command sets the theme for the Open edX platform running in Tutor development mode. The first argument to the command is the name of the theme folder. The theme folder should be located in the env/build/openedx/themes/ directory.
For example, Here we want to set the Stanford theme into our Open edX development Platform, so we used the given command.
$ tutor dev settheme stanford-style
The command sets the Stanford theme as the active theme for the Open edX platform running in Tutor development mode. The Stanford theme is a pre-built theme that provides a clean and modern look for your project.
Step-3: Restart the server
$ tutor dev restartAfter setting the theme, you have to restart the server using the restart command. The result of the applied Standford theme is shown in the given image.

Wrapping UP
With the given steps you can easily mount Tutor Dev Maple release into your local system as well and you can change the theme of your open edX development platform by using some simple steps. Still Confused? For expert advice or solutions, reach out to CodeTrade, an open edX development agency in India. CodeTrade boasts a team of highly experienced Open edX developers who are prepared to assist you with your open edX project.
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