This is browser version of Path of Building.
- Run the PoB in your browser, that's all.
- You can select the version of the PoB to run.
- Saved builds are stored in the browser's local storage.
- The
Cloudfolder appears when you are logged into the site. Builds saved there are stored in the cloud and can be accessed from anywhere.
- The
- You can load a build by specifying a hash in the URL.
- Network access is through our CORS proxy, so all users have the same source IP. This will likely cause rate limiting.
- For security reasons, requests containing the POESESSID cookie will be unconditionally rejected. Do not enter POESESSID in the PoB of this site.
- We will not make any changes to the original PoB. This is because a lot of effort has been put into the PoB itself and
we want the community to focus on developing the offline version.
- However, it does make changes in behavior that are possible without changing the code.
This repository includes a submodule in vendor/lua. To include the submodule when cloning the repository, use the --recurse-submodules flag:
git clone --recurse-submodules <repository-url>If you omitted the flag, you can use the following commands to clone the submodule:
git submodule init
git submodule updatenpm ciSet up a development server for the PoB web driver alone.
npm run build -w packages/driver
npm run dev -w packages/driverSet up a web application development server. You need to build the driver first.
npm run dev -w packages/web- Running the original PoB Lua code.
- Use a custom Lua 5.2 interpreter to run the code.
- Using Emscripten to compile the PoB engine to WebAssembly.
- A module equivalent to SimpleGraphic is written in C to bridge with the JS driver.
- The JS renderer renders using WebGL.
packages/driveremulates PoB windows with vanilla JS.packages/webis the React application that uses the driver.