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Alfheim Project is a Control Panel for a robust Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG) Ragnarok Online. Written in Python. The project supports two biggest open-source Ragnarok Online emulators:
- Multilanguage support
- Web vending database endpoint
- Web itemdb/mobdb endpoint
Before installing Alfheim Project, you will need to install certain tools and applications. This differs between the varying Operating Systems available, so the following list is broken down into Windows and Unix (incl. Linux) prerequisites.
- Python 3.6+
- MySQL server
- MySQL client (not required, you can use cmd or other shell)
- GIT
Unix/Linux/BSD (names of packages may require specific version numbers on certain distributions) current links are for Ubuntu.
- Python 3.6+
- MySQL server
- GIT
- libmysqlclient (
mysql-devel) - In additional you may need (
python3-dev) package
This section is a very brief set of installation instructions. For more concise guides relevant to your Operation System, please refer to the Wiki (not completed section!).
- Install the prerequisites.
- Clone
Alfheim Projectrepository (see GitHub) using a git client, into a new folder. - Configure
MySQLserver if not already installed - Complete this section
- Install the prerequisites.
- Clone
Alfheim Projectrepository (see GitHub) using a git client, into a new folder. - Configure
MySQLserver if not already installed - Install additional prerequisites if needed (
sudo apt-get install python3-dev,sudo apt-get install libmysqlclient-dev libmysqld-devforUbuntu) - Complete this section
- Run
cd path/to/project - Run
travis.sh - Open and configure
alfheimproject/conf/config.json - Open and configure
alfheimproject/conf/secrets.json - Open and configure
alfheimproject/conf/donations.json - Run
python3 manage.py verify_setupand follow instructions - Run
python3 manage.py migrate - Run
python3 manage.py runserver HOST:PORT
If you're having problems with starting Alfheim Project, the first thing you should do is check what's happening on your consoles. More often that not, all support issues can be solved simply by looking at the error messages given.