Karazeh

Karazeh is a cross-platform tool for patching and launching desktop applications, suited for PC games. The purpose of this tool is to provide you with the ability to update your users' clients with minimal hassle without requiring you to re-invent the wheel and write your own patcher.

Karazeh is meant to be used with Kiwi, the tool that generates the patch scripts which Karazeh consumes. They both should operate on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.

Both tools are freely available and licensed under the MIT license.

Building

TBD

Usage

TBD

Tests

To run the unit tests you must launch an http server to serve the fixtures. You can easily do this using a light http daemon such as darkhttpd and running it on port 8080 to serve /path/to/karazeh/test/fixture as the root directory.

Example on Arch Linux:

pacman -S darkhttpd
cd /path/to/karazeh/test/fixture
darkhttpd .

Afterwards, run the binary:

./karazeh_unit_tests

License

Copyright 2016 Ahmad Amireh ahmad@amireh.net.

The code is licensed under the GNU L-GPL v3.0 (see COPYING) and is free to use, link-against and embed within free and commercial applications.