Developing
You will be able to use HACC as a nuget package without checking out the toplevel development repository, but should you choose to make changes locally or contribute to HACC, you'll want to do a recursive clone of the HACC.Development repository.
If you're on Windows, I (@JessicaMulein) highly recommend Git for Windows which will give you a Git Bash available under Windows Terminal.
- Rider likes to put things under ~/RiderProjects/ (I think)
- Visual studio likes to put things under ~/source/repos
- @JessicaMulein likes to put things under /s (for source) due to long path name issues
- Change into source directory
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Git Bash:
$ cd /c/s -
Linux:
$ cd /s
- Clone the repository
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/Blazor-Console/HACC
$ cd HACC
$ # broken for now; ./setupKeybase.sh # sets up keybase remotes
$ git submodule foreach git checkout main
- Install npm (for canvas)
- Node.JS
- If you are installing Node.js on windows for the first time then you must restart before HACC.Demo builds. The installer doesn't prompt for restart and the error is a bit cryptic for the solution "the command npm install exited with code 9009"
- This can also be installed as an option/component of the Visual Studio 2022 installation
