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Updated How to compile Dynmap (markdown)

FedUpWith-Tech 2020-08-03 16:08:32 -04:00
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Compiling Dynmap is done solely using [Maven](http://maven.apache.org/). Using Mavens `mvn install` command you can install projects into your Maven repository, so it can be used to compile other projects that depend on it. The basic principal here is to, for each depending project, get the code using `git clone` and compile the code using `mvn install`.
Compiling Dynmap is done solely using ~~[Maven](http://maven.apache.org/). Using Mavens `mvn install` command you can install projects into your Maven repository, so it can be used to compile other projects that depend on it. The basic principal here is to, for each depending project, get the code using `git clone` and compile the code using `mvn install`.~~ Gradle, this page is severely out of date. See README.md for better info
The core systems of Dynmap have very little dependencies. The core is used in other implementations for specific frameworks, like Bukkit or Spout. Before you can compile any of the implementations for any of the specific frameworks, you should clone and compile the following projects in this order: