A Map Editor for the game CrossCode, build with Angular and Phaser.
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If you just want to use the editor install the latest Release.
For development you need to do in order:
- build the
commonmodule - run
backendandwebapp
common is a shared module containing code both the backend and webapp use.
Move into the common folder and then install dependencies via npm
npm install
build the code with
npm start
Move into the backend folder and then install dependencies via npm
npm install
Open the file src/config.ts and change the path to your CrossCode assets folder.
After that move back to the backend folder and start the server with
npm start
Move into the webapp folder and then install dependencies via npm
npm install
and then run the dev server with
npm start
Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.
Common is a project that holds some utility code that requires nodejs and as such cannot run in a normal browser.
Backend is a simple nodejs server that does nothing else but to listen for webrequests from a normal browser and call the code from common.
Webapp is the main project of the editor and contains code that either can both run in browser and electron or electron exclusive as long as there is no way for the browser to provide the desired features. For features that require file interactions (saving, loading, discovery, etc) it either directly calls common when using electron or uses backend when using the browser.
npm start: Builds the project and continues to do so as files are changed as long as the command is running.npm run build: Build the project only once.
Requires common to be built at least once.
npm start: Start the webserver required for use webapp in regular browser.
Requires common to be built at least once.
npm start: Builds the project and continues to do so as files are changed as long as the command is running. Also starts a webserver at http://localhost:4200/ that can be used to access the project in a regular browser.npm run electron:dev: Starts a new electron developer instance that connects tonpm startto run the project.npm run dist: Builds the project once in production mode so that you can share it's executable or installer.