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Please Note

This project is depreciated. See Interstellar-2.0 instead.

WARNING: This project contains several SERIOUS SECURITY VULNERABILITIES, and is not being maintained. There is no intention to patch or fix these vulnerabilities! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Interstellar Server

Multiplatform, agile, stable, and flexible simulation framework.

Running Interstellar

Here is what you need to know to get yourself up and running.

  1. npm install
  2. npm install electron -g
    After that
    'electron index.js --buildCards' (optional, port number)
    Example: electron index.js --buildCards 3000
    This will start the server on port 3000

    What is this '--buildCards' flag? This flag tells interstellar it needs to compress all the cards in the cards folder before starting. This needs to be run every time an edit has been made to a card. Not passing this flag will used the previously compiled cards, and the server will start up much faster.