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Bits of tooling I use for working with tilesets.
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.
Nothing special is needed to run this tool besides the normal runtime environment. You will need to follow the Use section.
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:
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Fork the repository
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Create a branch with either the issue ID as name, or a meaningful name
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Work on the branch, make sure to rebase often since only branches on tip of master will be accepted
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Make sure to add new tests/features/documentation in your branch
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Create pull request, wait for feedback
This file contains all the documentation for all the commands. It is automatically generated by gli when running:
bundle exec tileset_tooling _doc
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
Jean-Sebastien Gelinas (aka calestar).
Copyright © 2020 by Jean-Sebastien Gelinas
Distributes under the MIT License, see LICENSE.txt in the source distro