Dilia is a dedicated game editor for the Renaissance project. The editor can be used for your own project, you'll probably want to fork it to adapt it to your needs.
This editor is designed to be used by multiple users with different backgrounds. One of the long term goals is to facilitate the integration of the creation or modification of quests, monsters, scripts, maps and skins that are then "automatically" integrated in the game.
Dilia is made of two part: a node.js
server and a web client.
In order to work properly, the server has a few requirements:
- NodeJS version 6 or above.
- Some packages:
- [required]
mongodb
- [required]
libkrb5-dev
- [required]
- Some environment variables:
- [required]
NODE_ENV
set toproduction
. - [optional]
GOOGLE_SECRET
andGOOGLE_CLIENTID
API token in order to allow google oauth - [optional]
GITHUB_SECRET
andGITHUB_CLIENTID
API token in order to allow github oauth
- [required]
First you need to install node and npm. You should install them via nvm. Then you run:
export NODE_ENV=development
npm install
You start the server with:
npm run build-server && npm run server
To start the client:
npm start
Note that, as for now, the project does not contain any fixture and if you do not use any external authentication provider (Google or Github), you cannot use the Dilia UI to create an account to connect with. Therefore, you have to create an user by sending a POST request directly to the Dilia server.
curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-X POST \
-d '{"username": "test","password": "test", "email": "test@gg.com"}' \
http://localhost:8000/api/users
The server response —in case of success— is OK
.
This repository also includes a Vagrantfile for easy set up and quick development.
It will setup nvm
, node
, npm
, performs a build of the server and the client and also
install mongo-express
and node-inspector
which are usefull for debugging.
With vagrant, simply run:
vagrant up
Within the vm (vagrant ssh
), then you do:
cd /vagrant
export NODE_ENV='development' && npm run server
And navigate to http://localhost:8000/.
Dilia includes a client that can talk to lycan.
When using the vagrant solution, you will end up with lycan
running on your host
machine and dilia on the virtual machine.
In order to allow dilia to connect to lycan, you also need to start (once) a shell with:
vagrant ssh -- -R 7777:localhost:7777
This will forward the local port 7777
to the remote machine at port 7777
.
If you use atom, you might consider installing those packages:
atom-typescript
linter-tslint
language-pegjs
language-glsl
autocomplete-paths
autocomplete-glsl
docblockr
color-picker
For fun :)
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