Haxegon + Puzzlescript = Zeedonk!
If you'd like to contribute to Zeedonk, here's a quick guide to running it locally:
- First, download the project from github by clicking "Download ZIP" on the bottom right at this page: https://github.com/terrycavanagh/zeedonk
- Once downloaded, you'll need Haxe and Openfl to compile the Haxegon side of the project. Follow this guide to install and build Haxe: http://www.openfl.org/download/
- Next, you'll need a "project.xml" file to build the project. Copy the one from this folder into haxegonweb/, and build the project from there.
- Finally, on most browsers you'll need to start a HTTP server to run the editor. If you install python on your computer, you can start a HTTP server with this command from the root Zeedonk directory:
python.exe -m SimpleHTTPServer 8000
- Once you've done that, the editor will be at localhost:8000/editor.html.
- OMG that was way more complicated than I realised. Sorry!
Pull requests and contributions are very welcome!
Zeedonk is distributed under the MIT license (basically you can do whatever with it):
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