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[WIP] pitaya-server
Overview
The original Pitaya project supports building pitaya servers in Go. This project aims to provide the same functionality, however aimed towards other programming languages. Currently, however, the supported languages are C++ and C#.
Note: This library is still in early stage, meaning the there might be several bugs. Also, the API is not stable.
<!-- ## Requirements --> <!-- - Dotnet and Mono (for running csharp example) --> <!-- - Docker (for starting testing dependencies) --> <!-- - Cmake >= 3.23 for building --> <!-- - Conan >= 2.x for building --> <!-- ## Pitaya Dependencies --> <!-- for running go-server, csharp-example and unity-example you must have an etcd running into localhost, port 2379 and a nats instance running on port 4222, theres a docker-compose file in the project with these dependencies, you can start them with ```make start-deps``` -->About the components of the project
- cpp-lib: the C++ core library.
- pitaya-sharp: this is a solution with multiple C# projects. The main one is
NPitaya, a library that wraps the native C++ library and provides a conveninent interface for writing pitaya servers in C#. - python-lib: this a python lib that wraps the shared library methods, you can include it in python projects to create python pitaya servers
- go-server: thats an example server for using with the other components, you can run it with
make run-go-server - unity-example: this is an unity example that uses NPitaya. For running it you must place (or link) out/libpitaya_cluster.dylib into Assets/Plugins folder
Installation
| Language | Project Location |
|---|---|
| C++ | cpp-lib |
| C# | pitaya-sharp |
Releasing a new version in OpenUPM
- Wait for the Github Actions Pipeline to run, to generate the platform specific "libpitaya_cpp" binaries.
- Put the linux, windows, and macos (unity/fat) in the folder pitaya-sharp/NPitaya/Runtime/Plugins
- Change the version in the file pitaya-sharp/NPitaya/package.json
- Create a new tag in the format "vX.Y.Z" and push it to the repository
New lib version will be available in OpenUPM in a few minutes. Read documentation here for more information.