Building from Source

Building from source

git clone https://github.com/yannicksuc/CrazyPhone.git
cd CrazyPhone

This is a Stonecutter multi-version project: every target listed in Architecture § Platform support is its own Gradle subproject under versions/. Prefix every task with its target name:

# Windows
gradlew.bat :1.21.1:build
gradlew.bat :1.21.1:runClient
gradlew.bat :1.21.1-fabric:build
gradlew.bat :1.21.1-fabric:runClient

# Linux / macOS
./gradlew :1.21.1:build
./gradlew :1.21.1:runClient
./gradlew :1.21.1-fabric:build
./gradlew :1.21.1-fabric:runClient

Swap 1.21.1 for 1.20.4 or 1.21.10 (NeoForge), or 1.21.1-fabric for 1.20.1-fabric (Fabric).

Useful task variants, same :<target>: prefix pattern:

Task	What it does
:<target>:build	Compile and produce the mod jar
:<target>:runClient	Launch a dev client with the mod loaded
:<target>:runServer	Launch a dev dedicated server with the mod loaded
:<target>:test	Run the test suite (NeoForge only - boots a real, headless game instance so tests can use registries/data components)

Multi-loader source layout

One shared src/main/java tree is preprocessed per target by Stonecutter comment directives - //? if fabric { ... }, //? if neoforge { ... }, //? if >=1.20.5 { ... } (and combinations) - rather than separate source sets or an abstraction layer. Most files are identical on every target; only the files that genuinely differ (registries, networking, attachments, a handful of NeoForge/Fabric API divergences) carry any gating. See Architecture § Project structure for the full directory layout.

Two separate Gradle build scripts back the two loader families:

• build.gradle.kts - default script, used by every NeoForge subproject.
• build.fabric.gradle.kts - used by the two -fabric subprojects (Fabric Loom).

Both share stonecutter.gradle.kts, which wires up the preprocessor and lists every target/version pin.