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README.md
Rail Signal
A comprehensive solution to tracking and managing your rail system, in real time.
Setup
To set up your own Rail Signal, system, you will need to follow the following steps:
- Download and run the Rail Signal API and web app. Go to the releases page to download the latest release. Then, place the JAR file in your desired location, and run it with
java -jar rail-signal.jar
. - Open the web app (http://localhost:8080 by default) and create a new rail system, and add components and segments to build your network. More information about this will be given later.
- Add components to your actual rail system, and install a driver script onto your device. For Minecraft rail systems using Immersive railroading and some computer mod, you can run
pastebin run jKyAiE8k
to run an installation script. Please make an issue if you have a system for which there is not yet any available driver.
Development
To work on and develop Rail Signal, you will need to run both the Java/Spring-Boot backend API, and the Vue/Quasar frontend app.
To start up the API, the project directory in IntelliJ (or the IDE of your choice), and run the RailSignalApiApplication
main method.
To start up the app, open a terminal in the quasar-app
directory, and run quasar dev
.
Building
To build a complete API/app distributable JAR file, simply run the following:
./build_system.d
Note: The build script requires the D language toolchain to be installed on your system. Also, you can compile
build_system.d
to a native executable to run the build script more efficiently.
This will produce a rail-signal-api-XXX.jar
file in the target
directory, which contains both the API, and the frontend app, packaged together so that the entire JAR can simply be run via java -jar
.