lunarcloud/playdate-project-build-scripts

Build scripts to be put at the base of a playdate project.

Playdate Project Build Scripts

Build scripts to be put at the base of a playdate project.

Requirement

You need to set a PLAYDATE_SDK_PATH environment variable.

Files

• build.bat - For Windows Users
• build.sh - For Linux Users

Usage

Usage:  build.[sh|bat] [options]
Options:
-[n]c, --[no-]clean             Clean, i.e. delete, the Output.pdx first (default), or don't.
-[n]b, --[no-]build             Build the sources into the Output.pdx (default), or don't.
-[n]r, --[no-]run               Run the output in the PlayDate Simulator, or don't (default).
--release                       Strip Debug Symbols.
--quiet                         Don't use verbose flags.
--detach                        Launch Simulator detached from this script (don't wait for it to exit).
-k, --skip-unknown              When building, skip unrecognized files instead of copying them to the pdx folder.
-cb                             Clean and Build. Don't run. This is the default behavior.
-cbr                            Clean, Build, and Run. Due to defaults, same as just -r,--run
-h, --help                      Display this help message.

playdate-project-build-scripts's Issues

Windows help text should have colors too

Use the ANSI escape sequences:
Console Virtual Terminal Sequences - Windows Console | Microsoft Learn

Copy-pastable example: win10colors.cmd

example-colors-script.txt