Virtual social media for following dwarven mischief.
Will be up at http://dorfbook.com later.
Requires some version of Visual Studio compiler. You may need to adjust the
call vcvarsall line of build.bat to reflect your architecture and compiler
version.
Otherwise just running build.bat and starting bin/dorfbook.exe should
start the server.
Currently only tested on Raspbian, but it should work fairly well with other distros too, since it's not using anything too advanced.
Uses GCC for now, but could probably be switched to any C++ compiler which can compile a single C++ file.
Running build.sh and starting bin/dorfbook should start the server.
To add more platforms you need to create a platform_$.cpp file and include it
with a conditional check for that platform in build.cpp. Other code should be
platform independent so implementing the platform API should be enough to make
the project compile on any system.
The build happens in two steps. First compile src/pre/pre_build.cpp to
generate a pre-compile executable. Then run the built binary with the
generate output path (gen/ in the repository root) as an argument.
The second step is to build the program itself, which references sources
generated by the first step. Just compile src/build.cpp to produce the server
executable.
Python 2.x is required to run the tests. It should be included in most operating systems except Windows. To install on Windows you can download it at https://www.python.org/downloads/
Also the following Python libraries are required:
The easiest way to install the depended libraries is to use pip. It is included in newer Python versions, but if you have an older version follow the instructions at https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/installing.html
With pip run the following to install the dependencies:
pip install -r test/python_requirements.txt
To run the test simply run the test.py file. It starts the server temporarily
and runs all the .py files under the test/ folder.