Closed abaird closed 11 years ago
I'm still looking for a way around it. I imagine that I need to generate the .jar file with something like Maven or Ant. I'm very new to Java so it's probably going to take me a while.
On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 5:58 PM, Vlad notifications@github.com wrote:
same issue here, have you found a way around it?
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Here is what i did.
Make sure you have Maven, I have installed it with homebrew
brew install maven
then run
mvn clean package
This compiles a jar file named "purugin-0.1-bukkit-1.4.7-R1.0-SNAPSHOT" inside the target folder. put that jar into the plugins folder, along with the ruby scripts you want on the server.
Finally run
GEM_HOME=./gems java -Xms1024M -Xmx1024M -jar craftbukkit.jar
Hmmm github just ate my last message :)
More condensed retype: My instructions are out of date since github removed download support. I will figure something out but in the mean time check out https://github.com/elight/purugin_server. This is a clonable working environment with latest Purugin already compiled.
I tweaked Getting Started a bit to hopefully be reasonable instructions. I will try and expedite a downloadable solution so this is brain dead simple. Sorry for the trouble.
I just created a project on Bukkit for this so that should give me a place to upload releases. Waiting for approval.
Ok official bukkit upload has been made and I updated instructions on https://github.com/enebo/Purugin/wiki/Getting-Started . This should make it much much much easier to get up and running with Purugin. I will close this assuming I am perfect and described this ok. If not then shatter my spirit and let me know :)
Works perfectly, thanks!
I tried following the directions at:
https://github.com/enebo/Purugin/wiki/Getting-Started
...but there is no /bin/install and following the manual installation is not possible because the purugin.jar link is no longer live. Surely I am missing something?