Closed Filyus closed 6 months ago
I don't use windows, so i can't really verify quickly, but under docker, it should act just like Linux (no special encoding for script, etc.)
Later tonight, I can spin up an emulator, and try to verify that some specific setup is needed, but it should not need that.
The idea with the repo is not to have special builds for each OS, like users can just grab the prebuilt wasm, or use docker to build their own, and it should normalize the environment for everyone. On my own system (mac) I don't even build it outside of docker, since emscripten often requires specific versions of everything to work right, and I don't really want to try to manage all the possible tooling differences for every user's OS, etc.
For Windows I use the same Docker options except that there no user specified (no -u $(id -u):$(id -g)
) and %cd%
is used instead of $(pwd)
to get the current directory.
Feel free to run that windows-specific command, on your own machine, if you really need to build it on windows. As I said, the idea with this repo is not to make special settings for every user's environment, they should just use docker, on a regular POSIX host, and keep it all the same.
You can get $(pwd)
for example, by running WSL. I disagree with -u $(id -u):$(id -g))
part (I think it's fine they are owned by root, run sudo chown $(whoami) whatever
to give ownership.) Since it's all in docker, you can feel free to run it however makes sense for you, but it's not something I want in the repo. I am simply not interested in supporting every possible combination of host-environments & tools, especially considering windows is the weird one here, and other OS's support all this fine.
The npm run
tasks are just for development, primarily for me, which is done on mac & linux. If you don't want to use Linux or WSL, then feel free to write your own batch files that do it however you want.
If you are not developing featured for raylib-wasm, then I would recommend just downloading the wasm file. There is no reason to build it yourself.
I'm going to close this as wontfix
since it's not a part of the goals of this project.
I locked in versions for raygui and raylib, and also included the built-files in repo (so people who just want to work on web stuff don't need all the build things.) This should sort of address the issue I think you were originally having. If you want to build it yourself on windows, use WSL, but the built version should work fine.
This works for me with Windows 10 in
package.json
:To install Docker, Windows 10 must be updated, for example, via this link.
Also,
./tools/build.sh
must beLF
-encoded.