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@ -37,18 +37,15 @@ Underlined tasks are tasks currently being worked on
- CMake - CMake
- GCC - GCC
- C++ header/source files from Nlohmann's JSON library - C++ header/source files from Nlohmann's JSON library
- If you are compiling on an Arch-based Linux system then you can get these instantly by running `sudo pacman -Sy nlohmann-json` - A few Linux distributions have this library available as an installable package. Please check the repo in your package manager.
- Otherwise you just need to put the required `json.hpp` file in your include path and make sure CMake and GCC can see it. - Otherwise you just need to put the required `json.hpp` file in your include path and make sure CMake and GCC can see it.
# Building # Building
## Arch Linux / endeavourOS ## Linux, MINIX and BSD
1. Install nlohmann-json if you haven't already: `sudo pacman -Sy nlohmann-json`
2. Enter the root directory (where `src` is) and run `cmake -S src/ -B bin/` to create the neccessary files to compile the program.
3. Run `cmake --build bin/` to create an executable file in the bin folder.
4. `cd` to `bin/` and run `./p3ng0`. (Your working directory needs to be the same directory where `conf/` is located.)
## Other Linux systems
1. Make sure nlohmann JSON is in your INCLUDE path so your compiler can find it's headers. 1. Make sure nlohmann JSON is in your INCLUDE path so your compiler can find it's headers.
- On Arch Linux / endeavourOS: `sudo pacman -Sy nlohmann-json`
- On Ubuntu / Mint / PopOS: `sudo apt-get install nlohmann-json3-dev`
- Other systems: Install and link the library's source files manually.
2. Enter the root directory (where `src` is) and run `cmake -S src/ -B bin/` to create the neccessary files to compile the program. 2. Enter the root directory (where `src` is) and run `cmake -S src/ -B bin/` to create the neccessary files to compile the program.
3. Run `cmake --build bin/` to create an executable file in the bin folder. 3. Run `cmake --build bin/` to create an executable file in the bin folder.
4. `cd` to `bin/` and run `./p3ng0`. (Your working directory needs to be the same directory where `conf/` is located.) 4. `cd` to `bin/` and run `./p3ng0`. (Your working directory needs to be the same directory where `conf/` is located.)
@ -60,6 +57,8 @@ Tourbot isn't designed for Windows right now. As such, I haven't set up the proj
I don't use Mac and I never plan to support it, I can't help you. I don't use Mac and I never plan to support it, I can't help you.
# FAQ # FAQ
## When are you going to finish this?
To quote our lord and savior John Carmack, "It will be done when it's done." I'm the only person working on this and I have a real life (crazy I know).
## Can I copy your code? ## Can I copy your code?
Yes, but you have to keep the GNU GPL 3 license. Yes, but you have to keep the GNU GPL 3 license.
## Where do I report bugs? ## Where do I report bugs?