This is the source code for Minutor 2.0 (beta) web/ contains the source code for the web-based pack builder. The live version can be found at http://seancode.com/minutor/packs The Makefile inside web/ will use the Closure Compiler to compile all the .js files into a single editor.min.js. To host the pack builder on your own website, you only need editor.min.js, index.html, main.css, and the mods/ folder. COMPILING: --------- All Platforms: Use QtCreator (Qt5 version) and open minutor.pro Windows: These are the instructions for doing a static compile on Windows. These are the same steps I use to make the official versions. First you need a static compile of Qt5. Get the Qt5 source from http://qt-project.org/downloads Unzip it whereever you wish, and then edit qtbase\mkspecs\win32-msvc2012\qmake.conf You'll need to find the CONFIG line and remove embed_manifest_dll and embed_manifest_exe from that line. Next find the QMAKE_CFLAGS_* lines and change -MD to -MT, and -MDd to -MTd Now open up the Developer Command Prompt cd into the qtbase folder and run: configure -prefix %CD% -debug-and-release -opensource -confirm-license -platform win32-msvc2012 -nomake tests -nomake examples -no-angle -no-opengl -static -qt-zlib nmake If nmake complains about python or perl, install ActivePerl and ActivePython and try again. This compile will take a long time. This should make a static Qt5 with both debug and release libraries. Now in QtCreator, go to Tools->Options... and select Qt Versions from Build & Run. Add a new Qt Version and locate the qmake.exe that is inside qtbase\bin of the Qt5 you just compiled. There will be a warning flag because we didn't compile qmlscene or qmlviewer or any helpers (we don't need them and by leaving them out we don't have to deal with Qt OpenGL headaches), you can ignore that. Then switch over to Kits and make a new kit that uses the Qt version you just created. Again, there will be a warning flag for the same reasons as before, ignore it. Now we need to make a static zlib. Download the zlib source code, and create a new C++ Library project. Change the type to Statically Linked Library and call it zlibstat. Use the static Kit we created in the previous step. Uncheck all modules. Delete the zlibstat source files it creates by default and instead add the following files from the zlib source to the project: adler32.c, crc32.c, crc32.h, deflate.c, deflate.h, gzguts.h, inffast.c, inffast.h, inffixed.h, inflate.c, inflate.h, inftrees.c, inftrees.h, trees.c, trees.h, zconf.h, zlib.h, zutil.c. Now edit zutil.c and delete the z_errmsg array (it conflicts with an exported array in Qt5). Compile the library using the static kit you used earlier. Copy the resulting zlibstat.lib into the minutor directory. Now compile Minutor using the static Kit. You should end up with a statically linked minutor.exe which doesn't require any dlls to run. Linux: If you'd rather use the command line, run qmake to generate a Makefile from minutor.pro, then run make To make a package: $ debuild To make a package for another distribution: $ pbuilder-dist raring create # called only once to generate environment $ debuild -S -us $ pbuilder-dist raring build *.dsc MacOS: Make a static compile of Qt by downloading the source code and then cd qtbase ./configure -prefix $PWD -opensource -confirm-license -nomake tests -nomake examples -release -static make Then compile Minutor by: ~/path/to/qtbase/bin/qmake make