A documentation for new developers which details the installation steps of ABG

[Ribakys]

For the following uses:

• To test ABG.
• To develop new features, test them and push them to the main repository.
• To make ABG work locally as a server and so that other distant players can connect to it.
• To update its local code following updates from the main repository (in particular before developing new functionalities).

It would take detailed steps (more than in the main page), what software to use.

[Ribakys]

When I execute npm ci, this result now appear :

added 865 packages, and audited 866 packages in 6s
17 vulnerabilities (7 moderate, 9 high, 1 critical)

How to solve it ?

[jrmi]

When I execute npm ci, this result now appear :

added 865 packages, and audited 866 packages in 6s
17 vulnerabilities (7 moderate, 9 high, 1 critical)

How to solve it ?

It's not a blocking problem, some dependencies need to be updated but it's mainly dev dependencies. However feel free to update them if necessary.

[jrmi]

For the following uses:

* To test ABG.

Yes good idea.

* To develop new features, test them and push them to the main repository.

Some sort of Contributing guide, also a good idea.

* To make ABG work locally as a server and so that other distant players can connect to it.

We can add more details on this part but there is many ways to do this depending of your configuration and some "devops" skills are necessary to achieve complex installation (behind router, DNS configuration, etc.)

* To update its local code following updates from the main repository (in particular before developing new functionalities).

I don't think this part should be documented in ABG because it's a generic git/github related issue. Documentation already exist on this point. Maybe you need something more specific?

However I know it's a complicated action for all project and If you need help, feel free to ask me directly (on discord?).