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Install Instructions Linux · play-co/devkit Wiki · GitHub

Note: these instructions were created using a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04.1 on a virtual machine. Your setup for the various dependencies may differ based on your distro.

DevKit requires that you install a few dependencies first:

node.js v10 or higher
git
java

Use your preferred package manager to install the pre-requisites if necessary.

On Ubuntu 14.04.1:

sudo apt-get install npm

sudo apt-get install git

Java - Devkit requires java. These instructions install openJDK - you can install any equivalent Java package.

sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre-headless

Building games for Android requires installing the corresponding SDKs:

Android SDK - required for building games for Android
Android NDK - required for building games for Android
Ant - required for building games for Android

NOTE: please ensure the apache build tools and ant are available in your path so DevKit can find them when trying to build!

Option 1 - Install global NPM modules with sudo

This is the default behavior for global npm modules.

sudo npm install -g devkit

Option 2 - Adv - Solve permissions on global node_modules folder, then install.

-- Instructions from Daniel González

Reclaim the global node_modules folder:

sudo chown -R `whoami` /usr/local/lib/node_modules/

Reclaim (or add write permissions) on the /usr/local/bin folder to succesfully create the symlink:

sudo chown -R `whoami` /usr/local/bin/

Reclaim .npm on inside your home folder, just in case. Maybe you have used sudo npm... any day, so check that everything inside is owned by you:

sudo chown -R `whoami` ~/.npm/

Now you can install npm modules globally without sudo.

npm install -g devkit

Option 3 - Adv - Install devkit locally and manually add to your path

npm install devkit

-- add devkit/src/devkit.js to your path using whatever method you prefer --

That's it! Run devkit to see the available commands.

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