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How do I install this thing in Linux? #7

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aidrocsid opened this issue Sep 30, 2018 · 5 comments
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How do I install this thing in Linux? #7

aidrocsid opened this issue Sep 30, 2018 · 5 comments

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@aidrocsid
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Hi Eric! Thanks for making this! I have no idea how to get it working in Linux. Can you point me in the right direction?

@ericfitzgerald
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Unfortunately I haven't worked with the linux build, but there should be a pathfinderkingmaker executable in the main unzipped folder.

@Throwaway409
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Hey aidrocsid, seems to work for me on Solus 3.9999. I made sure node.js was installed as well as yarn. Then I opened a terminal in the folder with the script and used the yarn and then yarn build commands.

@jarrard
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jarrard commented Jan 5, 2019

I just had to install npm on arch and follow the typical build guide. Works fine, not very feature rich atm unfortunately.

@Bornholio
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Can you add instructions to the Wiki, I've done the windows version.

@jarrard
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jarrard commented Jan 7, 2019

You can just run the windows version with mono, there isn't much issue there. But the Linux one can be build and run the same way as Windows compiling method.

npm install
npm audit fix (optional, not sure if needed)
npm run build

The last command is to build and run it, I don't know if it stores the compiled files anywhere as I couldn't find them, so you run that last command each time to launch it also. Not familiar with npm so dunno howto build to a output folder.

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