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Step 2: Global Configuration

Objective

In this step, we will configure the basic settings of your launcher in the package.json file.

Opening the Project 📂

  1. Once cloning is complete, click on "Open in Visual Studio Code"
  2. Your editor will open with the launcher base

package.json Configuration 🔧

File to modify

Locate and open the package.json file in your editor.

Here are the elements to configure:

{
  "name": "your-launcher",          // Technical name of the launcher
  "productName": "My Launcher",     // Display name on desktop
  "version": "1.0.0",               // Version of your launcher
  "description": "Description...",   // Description on hover
  "author": "Your-Username, Riptiaz/Boulldogo/Vexato/Luuxis"  // Authors
}

Important

  • Version must be chosen carefully The version you set here:

  • Is NOT your Minecraft version

  • Will be used for compilation
  • Must follow semver format (X.Y.Z)

Attention

  • Do not remove the luuxis/Riptiaz credits, just add your name ❤️
  • Removing original credits will result in a ban.
{
    "env": "panel", // panel or azuriom
    "settings": "https://conflictura.eu/", // url of your panel
}

Important env

  • "panel" if you use the panel
  • "azuriom" if you use the Azuriom plugin (Paid)
{
    "repository": {
        "type": "git",
        "url": "git+https://github.com/Riptiaz/CentralCorp-Launcher.git"
    }
}

Your URL

You need to replace the ORIGINAL GitHub URL with your FORK OF THE PROJECT

Example :

{
    "repository": {
        "type": "git",
        "url": "git+https://github.com/myusername/myserver-Launcher.git"
    }
}

This is required for compilation and auto-update

Installing Dependencies 📦

Open a terminal in VS Code and run:

npm install

Verification

The installation is successful if you don't see any errors in the terminal. Otherwise, check your Node.js installation.

You can move on to the next step.