Building PocketMine-MP from source (Linux/Mac)

Pre-requisites

• Install git
• Download and install PHP >= 7.2.0 ZTS with the required extensions
  • PMMP-provided binaries
    • Prebuilt binaries for each supported platform are distributed from here.
    • If desired, our PHP build scripts can be used to build your own binary.
    • See notes about prebuilt binaries for binary paths.
  • This document will not cover the process of compiling PHP with the required extensions manually, but if you do you will need to:
    • enable CLI (--enable-cli)
    • enable ZTS (--enable-maintainer-zts)
    • include all of the extensions required in composer.json (most are standard, the rest need to be installed manually using PECL or other tools)

Note about prebuilt binaries

If you use a prebuilt binary provided by us, replace php with <path to wherever your bin folder is>/bin/php7/bin/php Example: ~/downloads/bin/php7/bin/php

Setting up environment from scratch

1. In your CLI, run cd to move to the directory where you want to build PocketMine-MP.
2. Clone the PocketMine-MP git repository: git clone https://github.com/pmmp/PocketMine-MP.git --recursive
3. cd into the directory: cd PocketMine-MP
4. If you don't already have it, download composer: curl https://getcomposer.org/installer | php

Now you're ready to build the phar file.

Building PocketMine-MP.phar

1. Run php composer.phar install
2. (optional) Preprocess the source code: php tests/preprocessor/PreProcessor.php --path src
3. Run php tests/plugins/PocketMine-DevTools/src/DevTools/ConsoleScript.php --make src,vendor,resources --relative ./ --entry src/pocketmine/PocketMine.php --out PocketMine-MP.phar
4. Run the server to check it works: php PocketMine-MP.phar

Building an update

• In your CLI, cd into the git repository your previously cloned.
• Run git pull
• Run git submodule update --init --recursive
• Run php composer.phar install (this is necessary to update dependencies)

Now rebuild the phar file.

Building other branches

If you want to build a different branch (other than master):

• If building from scratch: add --branch=<branch you want to clone> to the git clone command.
• If building an update: run git checkout -f <branch you want to use> before running git pull.