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# CREATE A NEW AZEROTHCORE MODULE
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1) Read this page first:
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http://www.azerothcore.org/wiki/Create-a-Module
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2) Run the script `create_module.sh`:
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- If you're on windows, execute it with Git Bash (right click on it and choose Git bash) if you have installed Git extensions
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- If you're on linux, just run it with bash or with ./create_module.sh
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This script will create the base of your module, with a clean history and add a git configuration option to this repository only (local config).
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NOTE: You can also clone our skeleton-module manually, clean the history, and configure but you should use the script instead https://github.com/azerothcore/skeleton-module/
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3) Share it with the community!
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Join us on our discord, share it there, then we might fork it officially and it will appear in the module catalogue.
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Note: For Advanced CMake implementations a <ModuleName>.cmake file in your module folder will be included in the config of Modules if it exists. See: ./CMakeList.txt around line #290
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