@gdquest/gwee NPM

Godot Web Easy Export (GWEE)

Aims to make it very easy to generate an html page with a playable build of Godot, containing downloads for other Godot builds (At the moment: Windows, Linux, OSX).

Specifically, this package:

compiles Godot 3 and Godot 4 projects
packages exports in neat zips
renders HTML using Eta before giving it to Godot. The Eta template receives a bunch of data that can be used, including:
- The zips downloads list
- Information about the project (name, date, last commit, branch, etc)
- The rendered Readme page at the project's root, with YAML frontmatter
uploads to itch

How to Use -- Command Line

Assuming you have an alias to node gwee.mjs:

Get help:

gwee --help

Get help on a specific command:

gwee build --help

Use gdquest, the command that is tailored for GDQuest repos, and export the windows, linux, and web builds from the project examples/g4. Passing -b beta7 is necessary because there's no way to determine that a project was built with Godot 4 beta7. It's not necessary to pass stable.

gwee gdquest examples/g4 -b beta7 -p x11,win,web

gwee gdquest examples/g3 -p x11,win,web

Same as above, but on a Godot 3 project, and using itch credentials (will automatically upload to itch)

ITCHIO_GAME=test \\
  ITCHIO_USER=xananax \\
  ITCHIO_API_KEY=oa5s9rf4gGUn3TAV2Kj5DR1sbr91244HC2o8nSO \\
  node %script% gdquest examples/g4 -b beta7 -p x11,win,web

You can use a .env file in your project root instead of passing environment variables.