OPResource

Quick start

With Node.Js:

1. Install Node.js .

2. Download the archive of layers and icons available in the public Google Drive folder here. Note that Gamma_layers is compatible with version P26+.

3. Extract the contents of the GAMMA_LAYERS_NEW archive to <PerpetuumServer Directory>\data\layers.

4. Add a line to the server configuration file (<PerpetuumServer Directory>\data\perpetuum.ini):

• If the OPResource server is on the same computer as the OP server

  {
      "ListenerPort": 17700,
      [...]
      "ResourceServerURL": "http://127.0.0.1/",
      [...]
  }

• if the OPResource resource server is on a separate computer from the OP server or you are preparing a public server

  {
      "ListenerPort": 17700,
      [...]
      "ResourceServerURL": "http://my.server.url/",
      [...]
  }

Caution

The name of the OPResource server (in this example, it is my.server.url) must be resolvable on both the OP server and the OP clients. This can be achieved either by an A record on the DNS servers of the corresponding domain zone or for a test installation in the hosts files. For Linux, this is /etc/hosts, for Windows - C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts.

5. In the command line, navigate to the folder with the cloned repository.

   • For the first run, you need to install dependencies. To do this, enter the command:

   npm i

   • Once the dependencies are installed, you can start the OPResource resource server with the following command:

   node index.js

To start the OPResource resource server with docker compose, use the ready-made docker-compose.yml file in the root of this repository.

Or see Documentation

Documentation

Consult AC's Github Wiki