Since the system is highly dependent on multiple containers, it is best to run your code using Docker as well. To do that, you can start the whole system and leave it running in the background. Later, you can make the required changes to the code and only restart the `captchamonitor` container using `docker-compose restart captchamonitor` command. This will apply the changes you made and restart the code. I also like having `watch -n 1 make logs` command run on a window and get the logs updated automatically.
Since the system is highly dependent on multiple containers, it is best to run your code using Docker as well. To do that, you can start the whole system and leave it running in the background. Later, you can make the required changes to the code and only restart the `captchamonitor` container using `docker-compose restart captchamonitor` command. This will apply the changes you made and restart the code. I also like having `watch -n 1 make logs` command run on another window and get the logs updated automatically.
## Formatting and checking your code with linter
After you are done adding a feature, make sure to run the `make check` command. This will adjust the format of the code and check for stylistic issues:
