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Developing SSHDR (Running from Source)

If you want to contribute, develop or otherwise run SSHDR from source, you'll need to meet a few pre-requisites.

Contents

❗️ Pre-Requisites

  • python 3.12
  • rust

Python Setup

1. Clone

git clone [email protected]:mint-choc-chip-skyblade/sshd-rando.git && cd sshd-rando

2a. Setup Virtual Env

py -m venv .venv
# or
python -m venv .venv
# or
python3 -m venv .venv

source .venv/bin/activate

2b. Install Dependencies

How you install dependencies and run depends on how you installed python 3.

py -m pip install -r requirements.txt
# or
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
# or
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Add Extract

Add your romfs and exefs to ./sshd_extract.

You won't be able to test randomization without it, so you'll need it during development as well. Our .gitignore will prevent you from accidentally committing those files, so it's safe to put there.

4. Run

py ./sshdrando.py
# or
python ./sshdrando.py
# or
python3 ./sshdrando.py

ASM Setup

Compiling ASM requires devkitpro to be installed. See ASM Readme for full instructions.

Rust Setup

Setting up rust requires installing rustup, which will bring cargo and rustc with it, among other essential rust tools.

All rust source can be found within ./asm/additions/rust-additions.

Rather than compiling these with rust ourselves, these are compiled alongside all other assembly with a python script. You can use:

cd ./asm # must be in asm directory

py ./assemble.py
# or 
python ./assemble.py
# or
python3 ./assemble.py

Compiling from Source

For the most part, it's recommended to just compile from GitHub Actions. They're consistent and build for all platforms.

Troubleshooting

nlzss11 failed to install

Occasionally, cmake causes issues when trying to install nlzss11. The error is never very clear, but when nlzss11 fails with a pip install, it is often cmake.

We specifically care about the cmake installed via the pip toolchain in order to run from source and develop locally.

One thing that can help resolve this is installing cmake directly via pip.

pip install cmake