daggerheart/README.md
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# Daggerheart
## Table of Contents
- [Overview](#overview)
- [User Install Guide](#user-install)
- [Developer Setup](#development-setup)
- [Contribution Info](#contributing)
## Overview
This is a community repo for a Foundry VTT implementation of Daggerheart. It is not associated with Critical Role or Darrington Press.
## User Install
1. **(Not Yet Supported - No Releases Yet)** Pasting `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Foundryborne/daggerheart/refs/heads/main/system.json` into the Install System dialog on the Setup menu of the application.
2. **(Not Yet Supported - No Releases Yet)** Browsing the repository's Releases page, where you can copy any system.json link for use in the Install System dialog.
3. **(Not Yet Supported - No Releases Yet)** Downloading one of the .zip archives from the Releases page and extracting it into your foundry Data folder, under Data/systems/daggerheart.
## Development Setup
- Open a terminal in the directory with the repo `cd <path>/<to>/<repo>`
- NOTE: The repo should be placed in the system files are or somewhere else and a link (if on linux) is placed in the system directory
- NOTE: Linux link can be made using `ln -snf <path to development folder> daggerheart` inside the system folder
- Install npm `npm install`
- Update package.json to match your profile
```
"start": "concurrently \"rollup -c --watch\" \"node C:/FoundryDev/resources/app/main.js --dataPath=C:/FoundryDevFiles --noupnp\" \"gulp\"",
"start-test": "node C:/FoundryDev/resources/app/main.js --dataPath=C:/FoundryDevFiles && rollup -c --watch && gulp",
```
- Replace `C:/FoundryDev/resources/app/main.js` with `<your>/<path>/<to>/<foundry>/<main.js>`
- The main is likely in `<Foundry Install Location>/resouces/app/main.js`
- Replace `--dataPath=C:/FoundryDevFiles` with `<your>/<path>/<to>/<foundry>/<data>`
Now you should be able to build the app using `npm start`
[Foundry VTT Website][1]
[1]: https://foundryvtt.com/
## Contributing
Looking to contribute to the project? Look no further, check out our [contributing guide](contributing.md), and keep the [Code of Conduct](coc.md) in mind when working on things.