rw-build

rw-build is a CLI tool for Rusted Warfare modding build.

Installation

npm is avaliable via npm.

npm install -g rw-build

Example

The version of rwbuild in this example is 2.0.0

Source Code

#src/example.toml
[core]
name = "test_builder"
class = "CustomUnitMetadata"
price = 100
defineUnitMemory = [
    "string str",
    "number num"
]
displayDescription = '''
    some multiline
    text
'''

[canBuild]
main = { name = ["setRally", "tank"], pos = 0 }

[turret.left]
x = -5
y = 0

[turret]
right = { x = 5, y = 0 }
#some not important code not shown

Use rwbuild

In the '.' directory

$ rwbuild build

Generated Code

#build/example.ini
[core]
name:test_builder
class:CustomUnitMetadata
price:100
defineUnitMemory:string str,number num
displayDescription:"""    some multiline
    text
"""
[canBuild_main]
name:setRally,tank
pos:0
[turret_left]
x:-5
y:0
[turret_right]
x:5
y:0

Usage

rwbuild rw-build [options] [command]

Options:

• -V, --version output the version number
• -h, --help display help for command

Commands:

• build [options] build the mod from source

Options:

• --outdir locate the output directory (default: "build")
• --srcdir locate the source directory (default: "src")
• --rootdir locate the root directory (default: ".")
• -h, --help display help for command

• help [command] display help for command

Currently to be completed

• change default nextline.(Now is \n)
• dependencies & assets import support.(Now the [core]copyFrom and [graphics]image can not be build correctly because of ignoring the dependencies)
• converter support, used to convert toml files before it is built to ini files.
• config file support, used to write complex configs.It can define simple converter.
• script support, used to write complex converter.

License

rw-toml is licensed under the GNU-GPL v3 license agreement. See the LICENSE file for more information.