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Contributing

Make sure you have Rust toolchain installed

Setup

Linux

You won't be able to execute program or run tests as sdk supports only windows

  1. Add windows target rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-gnu
  2. Add MinGW (e.g. for the alpine apk add mingw-w64-gcc)
  3. Specify target by env CARGO_BUILD_TARGET=x86_64-pc-windows-gnu

You can now build some of the bin using cargo build --bin app, but you have to run it on any other windows machine with the Dragon Center installed.

Windows

Should work without any hassle.

Run cargo run to run app server

WSL 2

There is a catch - wsl 2 runs in linux environment, but it still can run windows executable, so we can use WSL 2 linux environment to build actual program and then run built .exe file

  1. Install additional libs to able to build windows app following linux instructions
  2. Open WSL2 Terminal as Administrator
  3. Go to native-app directory
  4. Run cargo run

WSL 2 + Docker

If you are using Rust inside Docker container you not able to run .exe files from inside it, but you can use named pipe to pass commands to the host WSL 2 instance that able to run .exe

For this either use Remote Containers extension with the provided .devcontainer setup or follow next instruction:

  1. Install additional libs to able to build windows app following linux instructions
  2. Mount existing named pipe and scripts to the docker container type=bind,src=${localWorkspaceFolder}/.devcontainer,dst=${containerWorkspaceFolder}/.devcontainer
  3. Specify environment variables for container:
    • CONTAINER_PROJECT_HOME - path to the project inside the container
    • HOST_PROJECT_HOME - path to projects in WSL
    • MYSTIC_LIGHT_SDK_PATH - absolute path to native-app/sdk library
    • CARGO_TARGET_X86_64_PC_WINDOWS_GNU_RUNNER - relative path to .devcontainer/send.fish script
  4. Run the container
  5. You can use wsl2-docker.env in order to fill needed environment variable that will wrap execution for the program run
  6. Start new WSL terminal with admin right and execute script .devcontainer/execute.fish that will listen for new commands and execute it
  7. Run cargo run inside the container
  8. Execution will end without any info, but you should see test running output in the WSL terminal