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Easier developer setup #16

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aduros opened this issue Jun 6, 2012 · 1 comment
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Easier developer setup #16

aduros opened this issue Jun 6, 2012 · 1 comment

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aduros commented Jun 6, 2012

I've got plans to make it a lot easier to get up and running, especially on Windows:

  • waf should be bundled with Flambe so users don't have to install it.
  • The bundled waf should include Flambe's tools, so the snippet to locate the haxelib path in wscripts will no longer be necessary.
  • A haxelib run.n script that copies flambe-waf* into your Haxe path, and maybe installs Python and any optional dependencies.
  • A flambe-waf.bat that tries to locate Python using the Windows registry? https://code.google.com/p/waf/issues/detail?id=964
aduros added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 6, 2012
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Bundle waf with Flambe.
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flambe-waf can be copied anywhere on the system and will locate Flambe in the
installed haxelibs, and invoke the bundled waf with the proper paths.

The first half of #16.
aduros added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 8, 2012
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Add a haxelib run tool to automate setup and other helpfulness.
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Part of #16.
aduros added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 9, 2012
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Add a FlashDevelop project with the new project template.
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FD should work out of the box now. With a couple notes:

- Since apps are tested in a browser window, you need the Flash debug player to
  do debugging or see traces.

- Python is still required, but you don't have to add it to your %PATH% anymore.

- Testing HTML5 builds on file:// usually won't work, you'll need to serve them
  from a local web server. I might do something about that later.

Part of #16, #13.
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aduros commented Jun 12, 2012

You still need Python, but setup is brain dead easy now. Closing as fixed.

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