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icon: iconoir:developer
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# Getting Started with Development
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## Introduction to GitHub Pull Request flow
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### I don't know programming but just want to modify some JSON files/documents, how can I do it?
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Welcome to the [GitHub Pull Request Tutorial](./pr-tutorial.md) that anyone can understand (purely web-based on Github.com)
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### I can program, but I've never used GitHub/C++/..., what can I do?
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1. If you have forked this repository a long time ago, please go to `Settings`, scroll down to the bottom, and click `Delete Repository`.
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2. Go to [MAA main repository](https://github.com/MaaAssistantArknights/MaaAssistantArknights) and click `Fork`, then `Create fork`.
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3. Clone the `dev` branch of the (forked) repository to local with submodules:
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```bash
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git clone --recurse-submodules <link to your forked repo> -b dev
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```
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If you are using a Git GUI such as Visual Studio that does not include `--recurse-submodules`, do `git submodule update --init` after cloning to clone the submodules.
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4. Download pre-built third-party libraries
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**A Python environment is required; please search for a Python installation tutorial if needed.**
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```cmd
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python maadeps-download.py
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```
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5. Configure development environment
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1. Download and install `Visual Studio 2022 Community`. During installation, select `Desktop development with C++` and `.NET Desktop Development`.
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6. Double-click to open the file `MAA.sln`. Visual Studio will load the project automatically.
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7. Run a build to test whether the development environment has been configured correctly. Choose `Release` & `x64`, right-click `MaaWpfGui` to set it as the startup project, and run it. If the build is successful, the `MaaWpfGui` window will appear. You can connect to the emulator in order to confirm again that the development environment has been configured correctly.
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8. Now you are free to contribute to MAA.
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9. Remember to commit once you have proper number of changes. Don't forget to write a commit message.
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If you are a beginner of git, you might want to make changes on a newly created branch instead of committing to `dev` directly
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```bash
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git branch your_own_branch
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git checkout your_own_branch
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```
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so that your new commits would grow on the new branch, without being interrupted by updates of `dev`
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10. After development, push your local changes to the remote (your own repository).
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```bash
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git push origin dev
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```
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11. Go to [MAA repository](https://github.com/MaaAssistantArknights/MaaAssistantArknights) and submit a Pull Request. Wait until the administrator approves it. Please note that the changes should be based on `dev` instead of `master` branch, and should be merged to `dev` branch as well.
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12. When there are changes from other contributors on upstreaming MAA repository, it might be necessary for you to add them to your own branch.
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1. Add MAA upstream repository.
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```bash
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git remote add upstream https://github.com/MaaAssistantArknights/MaaAssistantArknights.git
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```
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2. Fetch upstream changes from the repository.
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```bash
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git fetch upstream
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```
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3. rebase (recommended) or merge changes.
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```bash
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git rebase upstream/dev
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```
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or
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```bash
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git merge
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```
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4. Repeat step 7-10.
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Note: operations regarding Git can be done by VS2022 instead of command line tools, using the Git changes tab.
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## Enable clang-format in Visual Studio
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1. Install clang-format version 17 or higher.
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```bash
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python -m pip install clang-format
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```
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2. Use tools like 'Everything' to locate the installation location of clang-format.exe. As a reference, if you are using Anaconda, clang-format.exe will be installed in YourAnacondaPath/Scripts/clang-format.exe.
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3. In Visual Studio, search for 'clang-format' in Tools-Options.
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4. Click `Enable ClangFormat support` and select `Use custom clang-format.exe file` and choose the `clang-format.exe` located in Step 2.
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You are all set with the clang-format integrated in Visual Studio supporting c++20 features!
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You can also format with `tools\ClangFormatter\clang-formatter.py` directly, by executing in the root folder of the project:
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- `python tools\ClangFormatter\clang-formatter.py --clang-format=PATH\TO\YOUR\clang-format.exe --input=src\MaaCore`
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## Develop in cloud using GitHub codespace
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Create GitHub codespace with pre-configured C++ dev environments:
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[](https://codespaces.new/MaaAssistantArknights/MaaAssistantArknights)
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Then follow the instructions in vscode or [Linux tutorial](./linux-tutorial.md) to configure GCC 12 and the CMake project.
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