Web Shop/Archive for WarioWare DIY games.
Java Web Application for managing and distributing WWDIY content.
Relies on DIYEdit and Mio-Micro.
Uses SQLite, materializeCSS and jQuery.
Adding &format=json
to most search pages in the webapp will give you a JSON equivalent. Use at will! 🙋♂️
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...You can use GitHub Codespaces to develop on the app using the provided configuration.
Once in the codespace, you should be able to use npm run dev-server
to immediately build/start a DoujinSoft instance.
You can deploy the provided Docker image by mapping a volume to /home/doujinsoft:
docker run --mount type=bind,src=/my/data/directory,dst=/home/doujinsoft -p 8080:8080 difegue/doujinsoft
If you want to use WC24 interop, the environment variables WII_NUMBER, WII_FALLBACK, WC24_SERVER and WC24_PASSWORD must be defined.
Get the release WAR (or just build it with maven from the sources)
Edit your tomcat context to specify your data directory:
nano /var/lib/tomcat8/conf/context.xml
<Parameter name="dataDirectory" value="/home/DoujinSoft-data" override="false"/>
Create the folder you specified in the Parameter (here /home/DoujinSoft-data), and add .mio files to a "mio" subfolder in it.
Don't forget to make it R/W by your tomcat server.
cd /home
mkdir DoujinSoft-data
chown tomcat8 DoujinSoft-data/
chmod -R 755 DoujinSoft-data/
Drop the WAR into your tomcat webapps directory to start deployment.
If you have a tomcat installed to /usr/local/tomcat
, you can use the provided dev-server.sh
script to start a DoujinSoft instance.
Keep in mind said script will overwrite your ROOT.war, and requires the /home/doujinsoft
directory to exist.
Add .mio files to the "mio" subfolder in your data directory.
The files will be consumed and added to the database.
(This part might take a little time, benchmarks show a ~5 minutes deploy time for 2000 .mio files.)
You can then access the Webapp and check everything's working.
Collections allow you to display a specific subset of Games to the user through a simple JSON file.
Collection JSON files go in your data directory, subfolder "data/collections". An example file is included at the root of this project.
Correctly written collections will be linked in the home page of the Webapp.