DSTEd - The IDE for Don't Starve Together

[Bizzi]

Next Update:

1. Start implementing the Settings-Window (currently disabled, you can see it, if you edit the /Resources/Menu.json, remove "disabled" or change to false).

2. Adding Steam-Authentication

On the Main-Window, you now see the Account-Entrie:

If you click on it, you can sign-in with your Steam-Account:

After Login, your Account will be seen on the Window:

[Bizzi]

I had updated the Build-Process; Today, on each Build will be generate a Language-Template File on the other Repository:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DST-Tools/DSTEd-Languages/master/xx_XX.json

On https://dsted.net i will implement a Localization-Tool to edit these easily.

[Bizzi]

I had implement a simple way to create Language-Files:

Go to https://dsted.net/ and sign-in with your Steam-Account. After login, you see on the left Sidebar a "Languages"-Link:

On this Overview you see all available languages on GitHub (you can Modify available languages) or Your's:

Is an Language-File marked as DEPRECATED, new strings are available for translation. You'll see it, when you modify these:

Now, the Author field has two states:

A solid String as "Firstname Lastname", otherwise an Array with all contributors:

{
  "__LANGUAGE_INFO": {
    "author": "Name of Contributor",
  },
  [ ... ]     
}

{
  "__LANGUAGE_INFO": {
    "author": [
       "Name of Contributor #1",
       "Name of Contributor #2",
       ""Name of Contributor #3"
    ],
  },
  [ ... ]     
}

Informations:

• You must have an GitHub-Account to commit
• The Authors must be written in Latin characters, otherwise the language-file will not be approved (for Sample, "Maximilian" is allowed, "Максимилиан" or "馬克西米利安" will be declined).

[EldVarg]

Any news on this cool project?

[EldVarg]

Hay Bizzi where are you?

[Hineios]

@Bizzi I've been working on a PT-PT translation, but I would like to test it before making a pull request. Is there a way to test it without having to compile everything from scratch?

[Bizzi]

@Hineios You can use the releases. Add a Language directory (if not already exists) and add Your xx_XX.json File. To enable your Langage, edit the config.json and add the language-property with your langage code, sample:

{

"language": "xx_XX"

}

 

I will anser later your issue on GitHub

[Hineios]

Great, I've tested it and I made a pull request on GitHub

Greatest of lucks with the project!

[ZupaleX]

Hi,

this looks fantastic!

I am confused though: Is it usable right now or is it still too early in the development to be useful for the moment?

[ThemInspectors]

@ZupaleX It's actually been usable since at least before when the port to Linux It quite nice, works as expected, some of the features aren't in it. assuming you know know how to build it or if if you can't grab the latest (pre) release and give it a whirl.

[Hekkaryk]

Some parts of modinfo.lua are not supported yet (as in released executables for win64x, could not build source code).

While I understand that you wish to include clean and fail-safe way to, for example, set mod config options I think it would be much wiser to let user edit file directly right now (it's a fun killer actually - if I can't edit mod options then Notepad++ is greatly superior).

Anyway, keep up the good work! ^_^

[ZupaleX]

Anyone else having this when starting or trying to click on the "Guest" icon top right?

[Bizzi]

The authentication server is offline. Sorry for these.

I will bring it up today in few hrs.

[RoastedCarrots]

I'm working on something similar but just using Visual Studio Code. Here's my setup explained. It includes an interactive debugger, and the beginning of compile-time-checked strong typing, and API documentation. Maybe you want to collaborate?

https://www.twitch.tv/videos/166601037
 

[Bizzi]

Tell me, what here is "interactive"?

I've seen nothing. You must restart the game on each changes and a realtime-log output is not "interactive".

[RoastedCarrots]

interactive meaning the debugger pauses the Lua thread and waits for you to step over, step into, step out of, or click continue before proceeding to evaluate the next line of code after a breakpoint, it allows you to evaluate arbitrary lua code at runtime during a breakpoint, set conditional breakpoints, and watch statements. you can walk the stack and inspect scope at each level. that kind of thing. 

[DMC6]

@Bizzi I was so exciting that you release this  kind of tool. Thank you so much for your work.

But I have one problem, I get the preview, but can't run the DSTEd.exe, there has two errors on Win32 64bits:

TypeError: Cannot read property 'value' of null

TypeError: Cannot read property 'authenticated' of undefined

I know maybe you are working with other thing, but could you let me know where is the problem? Thank you in advance.

 

[yujiaao100]

       Not good testing for Mac. Can't open Mac release version .Building from src and can't paste the dont starve together path . and Finder can't open dontstarve_steam.app (Mac Finder consider as an app like exe in windows)  I must find the dir( dontstarve_steam.app/Content) in console and input it manually.

      Hoping it will be better.

[Gathouria]

Is this still being actively worked on? Just getting into modding myself and this seems super cool.

[ThemInspectors]

@Gathouria Sadly not right now, the project's last commit was > 6 Months ago, it's probably on Hiatus currently. I haven't checked it out since Klei zipped the scripts file so I'm not sure if it works or not.

Edited February 18, 2018 by ThemInspectors

[fejaomaravilha]

 @Bizzi Oh my God, this is good! Thanks a lot man! I hope to see you comeback

[F1ame12]

That's awesome! I want to develop it but not good at JavaScript, I use C++

[shengyaqingfeng]

I have the same idea with you.

It's seem to hard to developing an IDE for DS/DST.

so i start learning c++ and scintilla framework.

It's amazing you can develop first.

GOOOOOOOD JOOOB!!!

[Akarinnnnnn]

https://github.com/DST-Tools/DSTEd/pull/5

my pull request. works with Native C++

 

[Akarinnnnnn]

On 2018/10/17 at 11:43 PM, Feathershine said:

That's awesome! I want to develop it but not good at JavaScript, I use C++

It seems a wrapper of v8 engine is needed. I had wrapped my code in my pull request.