Welcome to Monopole. Project ver 2.0
(12-31-2015)

== INSTALLATION GUIDE ==

1] Before anything, you need a web server to run on your computer.
I'll later search for very light web servers you can use, but for now, we'll use XAMPP.

2] Download XAMPP at this adress https://www.apachefriends.org/download.html
If you can, select a PHP 5.x.x version, 7.x.x should be fine, but let's not be risky.

3] Follow the XAMPP installation instructions
If it asks you to select packages, you only need Apache, so fuck MySQL, fuck FileZilla, fuck Mercury, fuck Tomcat.

4] Install it wherever you want, but it musts be in a writable directoy, so you should avoid system folders.

5] Move all the content from monopole-project.zip to the "wherever/you/installed/XAMPP/htdocs/"

6] If it's working, you should be able to access the page by trying to access "localhost" from your browser.
(XAMPP must be running, the XAMPP panel window can be closed, no need to keep it in your tasks bar)

=== USAGE GUIDE ===

1] Copy and paste all of you Bemanitools card text files into the "import/" folder.

2] Load the page from any device, your cards should appear.
The script made some files: 
- cards.json
- settings.json
- webmei-player01.txt
- webmei-player02.txt

3] Before clicking on any card, be aware of which action you selected (PLAYER 1, PLAYER 2, EDIT, DELETE)

Tip : P1 card appears in red and P2 card appears in blue.

=== REMOTE GUIDE ===

1] You must be connected to a local access network, your Internet router should be fine for that.

2] You need your IPv4 LAN adress to access the page from a mobile phone or anything.
Open the DOS command prompt console. (fastest way should be Windows+R > type "cmd" > enter)
Type "ipconfig" in the console.
Your IPv4 LAN adress is given under "Connection-specific DNS Suffix . :" > "IPv4 adress".

This may differ according to your Operating System.

3] Open your remote device and type that IPv4 adress in your browser adress bar.

Tip : Port 80 may be blocked by Windows Firewall, check that if you are experience issues.