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  • o
    the project generation with loads of absolute paths... seems not ideal. But I guess my use is just to provide a test case for generic libraries rather than build whole applications so I am not a typical user
  • o
    the haxelib seems to miss Not Found /home/nanjizal/ceramic/git/clay/src/clay/web/WebIO.hx:102
  • o
    but maybe lix --global is not ideal way to install
  • o
    unsure if better from github..
  • o
    probably need to update my linux install anyway... but for basic web tests it should not need so much
  • b
    I already told you that I think it’s a bad idea to mix files for several frameworks in the same folder. In my opinion, it’s not how each framework is usually used, and it’s not helping those framework users either because they’d rather have a clean example for their framework that doesn’t contain any file intended to be used with another framework
  • b
    I think you would be better of having one folder with a standard ceramic project containing the example code to showcase, another folder for a flixel project etc…
  • e
    or generate such a folder like haxe ui does with its templates
  • e
  • e
    like that
  • o
    But the structure of my project is irrelevant to my problems - electon fails at runtime with missing WebIO ( haxelib install not robust on linux yet ), is there a build option for firefox as electron is overkill for my needs. - the template creation tooling is not useful for my needs ... produces verbose structures with relative paths so can't upload any modified project to a repo. Maybe need to revisit my old contour tests. - minimal sample requires 3 hx files... need to wait for Ian to rationalise like he has done with Kha https://github.com/haxeui/haxeui-kha#toolkit-initialisation-and-usage
  • o
    Luxe seemed simpler
  • b
    This is not intended to be versioned in any way into a repository. You only have to version the 
    ceramic.yml
    file
  • b
    - You can build a project for web with 
    ceramic clay build web --setup --assets
    and open the resulting files in 
    project/web
    with whatever browser you want. Electron is a facilitator and is optional, nothing is forcing you to use it - The way you structure your project is definitely relevant here: you are trying to use Ceramic in a way it was not intended to and then complain that it is hard to use or doesn't work 🤷‍♂️. Create a standard Ceramic project with 
    ceramic init --name yourprojectname
    and it will work. That process is documented on Ceramic website
  • b
    By the way, every file and folder of a Ceramic project is explained here: https://ceramic-engine.com/guides/inside-a-default-project/
  • b
    Just finished writing this long blog post: https://ceramic-engine.com/blog/ceramic-in-unity/
  • l
    Love that article because it gives a clear set of tasks to create any backend if you need one.
  • b
    Thanks! Indeed it gives a lot of pointers to help make a backend! Would be great if someone other than me tried to make one ✌️
  • b
    @here I'd like to write another blog post later on Ceramic website, showcasing what other people are doing with Ceramic. Anybody want to share what he's doing?
  • f
    i am
  • b
    Anybody else ? 😄
  • e
    ill share what im doing with ceramic: nothing ☹️ (yet)
  • m
    Im trying to avoid Unity, thats why I look at these small engines. Having many versions of Unity installed just to run different projects (which are not compatible) its nightmare
  • a
    don't feel too bad, 
    @here
    isn't publicly usable so it pinged no one 😉
  • a
    😆
  • a
    @User
  • a
    but not many people are in that role, guess people just haven't seen the /notify command
  • g
    i have lmao
  • g
    dont worry billy your bot is being used
  • g
    i had that one thing i was working on but ive moved on to other engines(still experimenting)
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