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Installation
This guide will walk you through installing and setting up Flambe.
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Haxe 2.09 or higher.
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Python 2.6 or higher, Flambe's build tool is written in Python. If you use Mac or Linux, you likely already have it installed. On Windows, it's a quick download.
Download and setup Flambe by running:
haxelib install flambe
haxelib run flambe setup
If you have FlashDevelop installed, the setup will ask to install a FlashDevelop project template for Flambe. This is highly recommended!
On Mac and Linux, haxelib run
must be run as root (sudo).
At this point, you can create a new project by running haxelib run flambe new
(or from within FlashDevelop if you installed the template). Projects can be
built from within FlashDevelop, or by running wafl configure --debug
once,
then wafl install
. Wafl is Flambe's build tool.
Then open a browser to deploy/web/index.html. The Flash or HTML5 build will run depending on what your browser best supports.
Compiling and hacking the demos is a great way to learn by example. There will later be a tutorial for a gentle introduction to Flambe.
NOTE: Some of the demos require file parsing, which will throw a security error
if loaded from file://. To properly test, you should load from a real web
server. One way to do this is python -m SimpleHTTPServer
then navigating
to localhost:8000/index.html
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