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piqueserver v0.0.1 Release Notes

Release Date: 2017-01-19 // over 7 years ago

  • We are excited to announce the first alpha version of piqueserver!

    The main highlights are:

    • 👍 PyPi packaging support (piqueserver can now be easily installed using pip)
    • 🐳 Docker support (requires 64-bit operating system)
    • Simplification of the overall file structure
    • 👌 Improvements and simplification of the build process
    • ⬆️ Upgrade to latest upstream enet (v1.3.13)
    • ➕ Addition of the -d option to easily change the configuration directory

    🚀 This release is available for Mac OS X (Darwin) and GNU/Linux only.

    Instalation from PyPi

    Python 2.7 and pip are required.

    ✅ To install the latest version using pip:

    $ pip install piqueserver # Installs latest piqueserver from PyPi

    And in case you're trying to install this specific alpha version from pip and a newer one is available:

    $ pip install piqueserver==0.0.1 # Installs piqueserver 0.0.1

    Installation from the source code

    Python 2.7, pip and virtualenv are required.

    🏗 To build:

    $ virtualenv -p python2 venv &&. ./venv/bin/activate # Activate virtualenv session(venv) $ pip install -r requirements.txt # Install requirements(venv) $ ./setup.py install # Build and install piqueserver(venv) $ deactivate # Deactivate virtualenv session

    Known issues

    🔧 If you installed piqueserver from pip, the default configuration files were not downloaded with it.

    🔧 If that's your case, please download the configs.zip file attached below and extract its contents where you want you configuration folder to be created.

    🔧 Otherwise, you can find the default configuration files in your source directory, inside the configs folder.

    ⚙ Running

    🔧 You can specify the location of the configuration directory using the -d option. This allows you to have multiple configurations for diferent instances of piqueserver.

    To run:

    $ piqueserver -d ./piqueserver/configs # OR$ piqueserver -d YOUR\_CONFIGS\_FOLDER\_LOCATION

    🐳 Docker support

    👀 Please see our wiki page about Docker.