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 # 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.