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Version 1.2

28 Sep 17:40
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Changed the version get system to a JSON check instead of sending github api requests. Improved the update method. Reworked the upgrade method. Planning on changing update method from binary file swap to installers.

How to install:

Option 1 - If you have an older version of the tool run 'sudo mvc upgrade' and it will upgrade itself

Option 2 - Download the binary file, rename it to mvc and move it into the /usr/bin directory (can be done through terminal by using the command 'sudo mv mvc-architecture /usr/bin/mvc'). It is important that it is in /usr/bin and not any other $PATH directory for the upgrade to work.

Version 1.1

24 Sep 23:27
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Added auto updating, fetching versions, updating libraries and frameworks used. Also improved a few script things, and downloading files for new updates have a custom loading bar. Also the binaries have reduced sizes.

Still no windows version cuz windows doesn't have UNIX shell and it quite wack.

To install: Download the correct install based on your OS and CPU and extract it, then run install.sh with sudo permissions.

Or: Download the correct binary based on your OS and CPU and move it to /usr/bin/ (specifically that directory)

Or: Download the source code and compile it with deno compile. If you want to have auto version updates you need to make sure to have set the correct OS-CPU type in upgrade.ts (Not recommened)

First release

24 Sep 11:49
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This is the base command line tool, allows you to create project in Java, Typescript, more added in later releases. The only library that currently works is the OpenGL Renderer, the other ones will be added in later releases.

Currently only works on MacOS and Linux due to scripts only using the UNIX shell. Windows support will be added in later releases.

To install: download the correct version (mac-64, mac-aarch or linux) and run the install.sh command which will move it into the /usr/bin folder

Or: download the correct binary for your system, rename it to 'mvc' and move it into the /usr/bin folder yourself

Or: download the 'unbuilt' version, and run 'make' (as long as you have Makefile and Deno command line tools installed) which will make one compatible with your system

Run mvc to execute the command