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Building Textrude from source

IMPORTANT - if you have downloaded rather than cloned the source, refer to the section below describing git-less builds

If you want to build the bleeding-edge checkout main

git checkout main

If you want to build one of the stable releases, checkout one of the release tags

git checkout tags/v1.5.0

Visual Studio

Open the Textrude.sln solution file and just rebuild all

If you want single-file artefacts you can the right-click on the Textrude or TextrudeInteractive projects and choose "Publish". This will create executables in the "Publish" folder and also copy the standard script library.

From the command line Windows/Linux

Textrude builds using Cake (there is no need to install this). Use either the build.ps1 or build.sh scripts to trigger a build. The easiest way to build the executables is to run

build.ps1 -t package

This will create single-file executables in the Publish folder as well as copying the lib scripts and examples alongside. A Zip file is also created to make it easy to copy the set of files to another location.

Example projects

There are a number of example projects in the examples folder - this is a good place to start if you want to get an idea of what Textrude can do.

Advanced modification and extending Textrude

Git-less builds

Textrude uses gitversion so that it can search for updates. If you want to build from the source without a git checkout you can do so by setting

DisableGitVersionTask=true

Updating Scriban syntax support

Edit scriban.js in TextrudeInteractive/Resources.

Note - you must rebuild the entire solution for the resource to be reloaded

Updating the version of Monaco

Monaco is the WebView based editor which is developed here You get get the latest download from here

To incorporate this in the build you must follow a few steps....

  • remove all the .map files from the downloaded zip (otherwise the image will be huge!)
  • modify vs/editor/editor.main.js to include sections for "scriban". The easiest way to ensure this is to search for "scriban" in the existing file and copy these sections to the new editor.main.js.
  • Add the new zip as a resource to TextrudeInteractive and modify MonacoResourceFetcher to point to this.