

To install or update the compiler simply click the Install Wurst button. Use the special wurstscript keyword to install or update wurst on your system for the current user. If you prefer not using the commandline, simply running the setup without any arguments will open the graphical user interface (double-click). The grill command should now be recognized by your terminal of choice. On Windows 10, the result should look like this:

Now you need to add the ~/.wurst folder to your PATH environment variable, so you can use it from the commandline. Java -jar WurstSetup.jar install wurstscript jar file directly, because the executable hasn’t been installed yet. Initial installationįor the first time you have to run the. After that you can make use of the setup via the grill executable. To use the setup from the commandline you need to complete the initial installation once. The Wurstsetup can be used from either the commandline or a graphical application. Now we will setup a Wurst compiler environment and create a project using the the Wurst Setup. Once you have setup Java correctly, continue by installing VSCode. Refer to this Windows tutorial in order to setup your JAVA_HOME correctly. If you get an error or get a lower versions displayed, even though you installed a newer one, your JAVA_HOME is either missing or configured wrong. If it is lower, make sure to update your Java installation, otherwise your connection will be insecure. Make sure your minor version 1.8.0_xxx (xxx) is higher than 101 to avoid any certificate issues. To verify your installation, open a command prompt and enter java -version.Ī valid installation will return something like this: > java -version Many tasks rely on a environment variable called JAVA_HOME which might not have been set by the installer.

Once finished, continue to the next step. Download JREĭownload the Java Runtime appropriate for your system and follow the installation procedure. Please install or verify your installation. WurstScript and its related tools require Java to run.
