Wayward fork of https://github.com/greenheartgames/greenworks
##New Release 0.4 The newest release enables compatibility with node v0.11.x and v0.12.x, NW.js v0.12.X and Electron v0.21.X. If you find the release useful, please consider donating.
#Greenworks
Greenworks is a MIT-licensed node.js addon allowing you to integrate your HTML5 app or game with Steamworks by exposing a number of Steamworks APIs to JavaScript.
Greenworks is developed by Greenheart Games, originally to enable Steam integration in Game Dev Tycoon, and has since been open-sourced and used in other projects. The project is funded by Greenheart Games and other donors.
The project is built using NAN to support both different node versions.
Currently greenworks supports:
- node v0.10.X, v0.11.X and v0.12.X
- iojs v1.6.2
- NW.js(formerly node-webkit) v0.8.X, v0.11.X and v0.12.X
- Electron(formerly atom-shell) v0.21.X or above
##Download
Prebuild binaries of greenworks for NW.js can be found on the release page.
##APIs
Greenworks currently supports Steam Cloud, Steam Achievement and Workshop synchronization related methods.
For a complete list of supported methods see the API Reference for details.
##Start Greenworks in NW.js
- Download the release binaries from release page and unzip.
- Copy the
steam_api.dll/libsteam_api.dylib/libsteam_api.sofrom Steamworks SDK(<steam_sdk_path>/redistributable_bin/) to<greenworks_path>/lib. Please make sure the architecture (32 bits or 64 bits) of the steam dynamic library is the same as NW.js's. - Create a
steam_appid.txtfile with your Steam APP ID under<greenworks_path>/directory. ( You only need thesteam_appid.txtfile for developing. If you launch the game from Steam, Steam will automatically know the APPID of your game) - Create your NW.js app code under
<greenworks_path>/directory.
A hello-world sample
Create index.html:
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Hello Greenworks</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>Greenworks Test</h1>
SteamAPI Init:
<script>
var greenworks = require('./greenworks');
document.write(greenworks.initAPI());
</script>
</body>Create package.json:
{
"name": "greenworks-nw-demo",
"main": "index.html"
}The NW.js v0.11.2 hello-world demo directory on Mac OS X like:
|-- greenworks.js
|-- index.html
|-- lib
| |-- greenworks-linux32.node
| |-- greenworks-linux64.node
| |-- greenworks-osx32.node
| |-- greenworks-osx64.node
| |-- greenworks-win32.node
| `-- libsteam_api.dylib
|-- package.json
`-- steam_appid.txt
##Usage Requirement
Before using greenworks, you need to:
- Copy
steam_api.dll/libsteam_api.dylib/libsteam_api.solibrary from the Steamworks SDK(<steam_sdk_path>/redistributable_bin/) to greenworks binaries directory. - Create a
steam_appid.txtfile with your Steam APP ID under code directory.
##Building Instructions
###Prerequisties
- Steamworks SDK 1.30
- nodejs v0.10.X or v0.11.X
- node-gyp (or nw-gyp if you use NW.js)
Download Steamworks SDK and unzip to <greenworks_src_dir>/deps/steamworks_sdk
directory.
###Nodejs Addon Building Steps
# change to greenworks src directory.
cd greenworks
# install the dependencies.
npm install
# configure gyp project.
node-gyp configure
# build greenworks addon.
node-gyp rebuildOnce building is done, you can find greenworks-(linux/win/osx).node under
build/Release.
If you encounter any issues consult the troubleshooting page.
###NW.js Building Steps
Using Greenworks in NW.js, you need to use nw-gyp
instead of node-gyp to build.
# install nw-gyp
sudo npm install -g nw-gyp
cd greenworks
# generate the building files
nw-gyp configure --target=<0.10.5 or other nw version> --arch=<x64 or ia32>
# build Greenworks
nw-gyp buildAfter building finished, you can find the greenworks-(linux/win/osx).node binaries in build/Release.
A sample NW.js application is provided here.
###Electron Building Steps
To build Greenworks for Electron, we use node-gyp with some custom settings.
cd greenworks
HOME=~/.electron-gyp node-gyp rebuild --target=<0.29.2 or other versions> --arch=x64 --dist-url=https://atom.io/download/atom-shellAfter building finished, you can find the greenworks-(linux/win/osx).node binaries in build/Release.
A sample for Electron application is provided here.
For more details, you can refer to Using native Node modules page.
##Test
Greenworks uses Mocha framework to test the steamworks APIs.
Since Greenworks is interacting with Steamworks, you need to create a steam_appid.txt file with
a valid Steam Game Application ID in the <greenworks_src_dir>/test directory, in order to run the tests.
cd greenworks
./test/run-testSee how to find the application ID for a Steam Game.
##License
Greenworks is published under the MIT license. See LICENSE file for details.
If you use Greenworks, please let us know at @GreenheartGames and feel free to add your product to our product list.
##Donate
Please consider donating to the project: