This is the source code for Minutor 2.1 web/ contains the source code for the web-based pack builder. The live version can be found at http://seancode.com/minutor/packs

The Makefile inside web/ will use the Closure Compiler to compile all the .js files into a single editor.min.js. To host the pack builder on your own website, you only need editor.min.js, index.html, main.css, and the mods/ folder.

CONVENTIONS:

The coding convetion is standardized on the result of Google's cpplint. https://github.com/google/styleguide/tree/gh-pages/cpplint

We also use clang's static analyzer. The options tested are in check.sh.

COMPILING:

All Platforms: Use QtCreator (Qt5 version) and open minutor.pro

How to do a static compile on Windows:

Download the qt5.5 sourcecode.

Unzip it whereever you wish, it's a large file and contains a lot of nested subdirectories, so you'll probably want to put it in C:\Qt5\src or something similar since you could end up running into Windows' path-length limitations otherwise.

Now edit qtbase\mkspecs\common\msvc-desktop.conf

Find the CONFIG line and remove embed_manifest_dll and embed_manifest_exe from that line.

Next find QMAKE_CFLAGS_* and change -MD to -MT and -MDd to -MTd.

Open your developer command prompt (64-bit), cd into the qtbase folder and run:

configure -prefix %CD% -debug-and-release -opensource -confirm-license
	-platform win32-msvc2013 -nomake tests -nomake examples
	-opengl desktop -static
nmake

If nmake complains about python or perl, install ActivePerl and ActivePython and try again. This compile will take a long time.

This should make a static Qt5 with both debug and release libraries. Now in QtCreator, go to Tools → Options... and select Qt Versions from Build & Run. Add a new Qt Version and locate the qmake.exe that is inside qtbase\bin of the Qt5 you just compiled. There will be a warning flag because we didn't compile qmlscene or qmlviewer or any helpers. You can ignore that warning.

Then switch over to Kits and make a new kit that uses the Qt version you just created. Again, there will be a warning flag for the same reasons as before, ignore it.

Now compile Minutor using the static Kit. You should end up with a statically linked minutor.exe which doesn't require any dlls to run.

Building for Linux:

Use qmake to generate a makefile then run make. Or use QtCreator.

If you want to make a .deb package,

$ debuild

To make a package for another distribution:

$ pbuilder-dist vivid create   # called only once to generate environment
$ debuild -S -us -uc
$ cd ..
$ pbuilder-dist vivid build *.dsc

Building on OSX:

Make a static compile of Qt 5.5:

$ git clone https://code.qt.io/qt/qt5.git
$ cd qt5
$ perl init-repository --module-subset=default,-qtwebkit,-qtwebkit-examples,-qtwebengine
(wait forever)
$ git checkout 5.5
$ ./configure -prefix $PWD -opensource -confirm-license -nomake tests -nomake
examples -release -static
$ make
(wait forever)

Then compile Minutor:

$ cd minutor
$ ~/qt5/qtbase/bin/qmake
$ make

You'll end up with a minutor.app in the current directory.