tileset_tooling¶ ↑

Bits of tooling I use for working with tilesets.

Use¶ ↑

Install if you need to:

sudo apt-get install imagemagick

You can then clone this repository, and run the following in the cloned directory:

bundle install
bundle exec tileset_tooling help

Documentation for all the commands can be found in tileset_tooling.rdoc.

Contributing to the project¶ ↑

Local setup¶ ↑

Nothing special is needed to run this tool besides the normal runtime environment. You will need to follow the Use section.

Submitting a Pull Request¶ ↑

If you want to work on something, make sure an issue for that feature/bug exists and is approved. If it is not, you might spend time on something that won't be merged into master.

Once you select work to be done:

1. Fork the repository

2. Create a branch with either the issue ID as name, or a meaningful name

3. Work on the branch, make sure to rebase often since only branches on tip of master will be accepted

4. Make sure to add new tests/features/documentation in your branch

5. Create pull request, wait for feedback

Generating tileset_tooling.rdoc¶ ↑

This file contains all the documentation for all the commands. It is automatically generated by gli when running:

bundle exec tileset_tooling _doc

Validating gem before pushing¶ ↑

Easiest way to validate the gem is to create a RVM virtual environment. In order to do so, simply run the following:

$ gem build tileset_tooling.gemspec
$ rvm gemset create project1
$ rvm gemset use project1
$ gem install tileset_tooling-0.0.1.gem
$ tileset_tooling  help
$ rvm gemset use default
$ rvm gemset delete project1

Credits¶ ↑

Author¶ ↑

Jean-Sebastien Gelinas (aka calestar).

Copyright¶ ↑

Copyright © 2020 by Jean-Sebastien Gelinas

License¶ ↑

Distributes under the MIT License, see LICENSE.txt in the source distro