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Some workflow related items i thought would be helpful for programming with OpenComputers on a Server
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README.md

OCWorkflow

Some workflow related items i thought would be helpful for programming with OpenComputers on a Server

Setup

The Projfile

The syntax here was inspired by make (a la autoconf). Simply running ocbuild with a Projfile in your directory will go. As of now, the profile is simple, and looks like so: IP_OF_PROJECT_HTTP_SERVER,NAME_OF_PROJECT

For example, if I have my project on an http server at 192.168.0.44, and the directory specs are in myproj.proj, it would look like so: 192.168.0.44,myproj

Steps

  • (Optional) make a project file called "Projfile" in your working directory. The format of the Projfile is specified above.
  • Set up an http server whever you want to pull your files from. The server portion is directory-agnostic - the specified HTTP server can be a subdirectory of that server, instead of just the root IP.
  • Make sure your project directory has a .proj project store. It simply lists the files to pull, seperated by newlines. These can be subdirectories as well.
  • See Usage below.

Usage

Just run it! If you don't want to use a project file, it will accept a server to pull from and a project file to read as arguments 1 and 2, like so:

ocbuild IP_OF_PROJECT_HTTP_SERVER PROJNAME