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README.md

BlazinMinecraft

This (unfinished) project was part of a Blazor course taught by Mr. Julien Rioboulet at Clermont-Ferrand's IUT. The assignment was to create a minecraft inventory with crafting options.

Note for Mr. Riboulet: Due to poor time management and other issues out of my control, as detailed in my email, I was unable to complete the project. Again, sorry for handing in work of such poor quality.

Starting up

Before you try starting up, make sure you are running a Windows computer (Windows 10 or 11) with Visual Studio 2022 installed.

Cloning the repository

  1. Boot up Visual Studio 2022
  2. In the opening menu, select Clone a repository.
  3. Enter https://codefirst.iut.uca.fr/git/elliott.le_guehennec/BlazinMinecraft.git as the path to the repository.
  4. Enter your IUT Gitea identifiers in the pop-up window.
    • If you have defined them as your global identifiers, this step will not be required.

Alternatively you can clone the repository using git bash or another git client.

Launching the app

  1. Open solution BlazinMinecraft with Visual Studio 2022.
    • If you cloned the repository following the steps above, you already have the solution open on Visual Studio. This step can be skipped.
    • File is located at BlazinMinecraft/Sources/BlazinMinecraft.sln
  2. Make sure Solution explorer is visible.
    • It should be visible by default. If not, press Ctrl+Alt+L
  3. On solution explorer, select the solution file (at the very top) and press Alt+Enter to open the file Properties.
    • This can also be done through a right click on the solution file
  4. Open Common Properties, then Startup Project
    • May be selected by default
  5. Select Multiple startup projects
  6. Make sure projects BlazinMinecraft and Minecraft.Crafting.Api have their Action set to Start.
  7. Press OK or Apply to save your changes
  8. Press the green play button at the top of the screen, or the F5 key, to start the app.
  9. Upon your first startup you may see a series of prompt windows by Visual Studio asking for various authorizations. Accept all of them.
  10. Wait a few seconds for the project to finish booting.