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This repository contains essential tools to be used with everdrive64.

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# DEPRECATION NOTICE

All of the existing tooling is implemented elsewhere and most of the functionality I was planning to have also mostly exist at this point, so there is no reason to fragment tooling.
If you arrived on this repository, I suggest using [UNFLoader](https://github.com/buu342/N64-UNFLoader) instead. It supports almost all flashcarts in the wild and has many additional functionality. Other things are being implemented on libdragon itself. I will not be maintaining this repository anymore.

# ED64 Tools

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This repository contains essential tools to be used with everdrive64 (v3 and x7) and `libdragon`.
Libdragon is not a requirement as long as your ROM supports the UNFLoader protocol.
Tested to be working with OS v3.05 on an everdrive64 v3. Should also work on an X7.

## Loader

Use this to upload your z64 images to ED64. Make sure you have node.js (>= 14) and install globally;

npm install -g ed64

Or you can grab the pre-built executable from the releases and put it somewhere on your PATH if you are on Windows. Then you won't need node.js on you machine.

Then invoke the loader;

loader64 <rom file> [flags]

You can start listening for UNFLoader style text messages and pipe them to the stdout after boot by providing `--keep-alive`.

loader64 <rom file> --keep-alive

## ED64 example

In the `./src` folder you can find a N64 program. To be able to use it;

- Make sure you have node.js (`>= 14`) and docker (`>= 18`) installed on your machine.
- Install vscode.
- Run `npm install` on this repository's root.
- `libdragon` toolchain will be installed automatically as a docker container on your computer.
- Connect your Everdrive64 via USB and turn on your N64.
- Open this folder with vscode and hit F5.
- Voila! You have an executable with print debugging.

When using `libdragon` all standard error will go serial over USB.

### Creating a new project

Create a new NPM project;

npm init

install `libdragon` and `ed64`;

npm i libdragon --save
    npm i ed64 --save

Add following to your NPM scripts;

"prepare": "libdragon init"

This will install and initialize libdragon when you do `npm i` for your repository. Keep in mind that your vendored libdragon copy will need initialization. e.g `git submodule update --init` if you are using it as a submodule.

To update libdragon, run;

npm i libdragon@latest --save
    npm i

The second `npm i` will actually initialize the container if necessary, thanks to the `prepare` script.

To invoke the locally installed loader;

npx loader64 <rom file> [flags]

## Tasklist

- [x] Implement ROM loader.
- [x] Implement UNFloader protocol on js and use UNFloader as the usblib thus adding extended cartridge support.
- [ ] Start using semantic release.
- [ ] Start using typescript via jsdoc comments.
- [ ] Add screen capture & dump functionality.
- [ ] Add a GDB stub for real-time debugging & hot replacement.
- [ ] Implement direct SD card access via `libdragon` filesystem API.
- [ ] Implement a debugger for debugging the RSP.

## Development

You can run `npm run format` to automatically check and fix javascript code style and `npm run lint` to fix linter error that are auto fixable.

To invoke the local version do;

npx loader64 <rom file> [flags]

## Funding

If this tool helped you, consider supporting its development by sponsoring it!

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