DC-Dark-Legion-Helper

Currently a bleed simulator for DC Dark Legion.

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Setup (For devs)

1. Windows

   • Double-click setup_env_windows.bat
   • Wait until it finishes installing Python + dependencies
   • Run:

     venv\Scripts\activate.bat
     python main.py
     

2. Linux / macOS

   • Run in terminal:

     chmod +x setup_env_mac-linux.sh
     ./setup_env.sh
     source venv/bin/activate
     python main.py

Notes

• First run will set everything up.
• Next time, just activate the environment and run the app.
• If Python was already installed, it won’t reinstall.

How to create an executable file

pip install PyInstaller
pyinstaller main.py -F --noconsole --onefile --add-data "icon.png;."
# in mac:
   # pyinstaller main.py -F --noconsole --onefile --add-data "icon.png:."

🔧 How to Set Up This Project Locally (VS Code + GitHub)

Follow the steps below to clone and run the DC-Dark-Legion-Helper repository locally using VS Code and Git.

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✅ Prerequisites

• Git installed → Download Git
• Visual Studio Code installed → Download VS Code
• A GitHub account and access to this repo

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📥 1. Clone the Repository

1. Open VS Code
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+P (or Cmd+Shift+P on Mac)
3. Type Git: Clone and select it
4. Paste the repository URL:

   https://github.com/Thecarlosmff/DC-Dark-Legion-Helper.git

5. Choose a local folder to save the project
6. VS Code will open the repo automatically after cloning

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🧪 2. Verify Git Installation

Open the terminal in VS Code and run:

git --version

If you don’t have Git installed, download it from git-scm.com

🔗 3. Connect VS Code to GitHub

Make sure you're signed into GitHub in VS Code: Click the Accounts icon (bottom-left in VS Code) Sign in with GitHub if you haven’t already VS Code will handle authentication automatically when you push changes

🛠️ 4. Development Workflow

Use these commands in the VS Code terminal to track and push changes:

# Check status of changes
git status

# Stage all changed files
git add .

# Commit with a message
git commit -m "Your commit message"

# Push changes to GitHub
git push origin main
      #If your branch is called master instead of main, replace main with master in the command above.

🔄 5. Pull Updates from GitHub

Before you start working, always pull the latest code:

git pull origin main