- copy and rename the file
.env.templateto.envand insert your environment variables. - Postgres database, e.g. via Docker.
- for convenience there is a Docker Compose file,
that you can start via
docker compose upordocker compose up -d - if you want to change the
topsecretpassword, you will have to do this in thedocker-compose.ymlfile and.envfile
- for convenience there is a Docker Compose file,
that you can start via
libpq-devfor Debian based distros.- install Diesel CLI via
cargo install --version ^1 diesel_cli --no-default-features --features postgres - navigate to
crates/sm64js-dband rundiesel migration run
The server will also serve client assets, so they first need to be compiled.
You will have to navigate to the client folder and run npm run build once after installing dependencies
via npm install.
For development you can instead run npm run build:dev
or use webpack-dev-server (WIP).
In your .env file, you don't have to insert all variables for local development.
It is only mandatory to have a running Postgres database, thus you need to set the DATABASE_URL variable.
Currently only Google sign-in is mocked, so you will have to use this,
if you cannot set up the Discord environment variables.
If you also cannot manage to run your own Postres database, you can instead contact me (Tarnadas#0582 @ Discord) and I might give you access to the Postgres instance of the staging environment.
You can then start the server via cargo run.
Then navigate to http://localhost:3060.
Every time you make changes to the client, you will have to rebuild client assets via npm run build:dev.
Restarting the server is not required.
To add a new level for the MMO server, you need to do these tasks:
- Define a good levelId. If it is a custom level, you should be using a levelId >= 1000. Otherwise use the levelId that is also internally used by Super Mario 64
- Add the name and levelId to ./client/src/utils.js
levelIdToNameconstant. - Add the name and levelId to ./client/src/index.html
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