OpenWF

https://openwf.io/
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### Install Dependencies

Source: https://openwf.io/web-server-setup

Install the necessary library dependencies for the server.

```bash
npm install --omit=dev --omit=optional
```

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### Start the Server

Source: https://openwf.io/web-server-setup

Launch the server using the raw configuration.

```bash
npm run raw
```

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### Install Mango and download Warframe build 230411

Source: https://openwf.io/versions

Install Mango globally with npm, then download and install Warframe build 230411. The installation is stored in install/230411/ and the depot folder can be deleted afterward.

```bash
npm i -g steam-manifest-tools
```

```bash
mango download-and-install 230411 
```

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### Start the server with Docker Compose

Source: https://openwf.io/dockerized-server-setup

Starts the OpenWF server using Docker Compose. Run this command in the OpenWF Dockerized Server folder.

```bash
docker compose up
```

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### Download Warframe depot via Steam console

Source: https://openwf.io/versions

Use Steam's console to download the Warframe depot. Not recommended unless you know what you are doing. Requires a Steam account with Warframe in its library. The installation is stored in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\content\app_230410\depot_230411 or equivalent; the console will report the exact path. Clean out this folder for subsequent depot downloads to avoid corruption.

```bash
download_depot 230410 230411 
```

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### Copy Configuration File

Source: https://openwf.io/web-server-setup

Create the required config.json file from the provided template.

```bash
copy config-vanilla.json config.json
```

```bash
cp config-vanilla.json config.json
```

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### Download stripped assets (optional)

Source: https://openwf.io/dockerized-server-setup

Optionally downloads stripped assets such as ability videos into the static-data folder so the client can request them on-demand. Requires about 1 GB of free space.

```bash
cd static-data && git clone https://openwf.io/0.git && cd ..
```

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### Download Warframe depot with DepotDownloader

Source: https://openwf.io/versions

Use DepotDownloader to fetch the Warframe depot. Requires a Steam account with Warframe in its library. Errors reported by DepotDownloader are usually temporary and it will retry.

```bash
DepotDownloader -app 230410 -depot 230411 -manifest  -username <your steam username> -remember-password
```

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### Clone SpaceNinjaServer Repository

Source: https://openwf.io/web-server-setup

Download the SpaceNinjaServer source code to your local machine.

```bash
git clone https://openwf.io/SpaceNinjaServer.git
```

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### Update stripped assets (optional)

Source: https://openwf.io/dockerized-server-setup

If you have the stripped assets, run this command in the static-data/0 folder to update them.

```bash
git pull
```

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### Update the server with Docker Compose

Source: https://openwf.io/dockerized-server-setup

Pulls the latest Docker images for the OpenWF server. Run this command in the OpenWF Dockerized Server folder.

```bash
docker compose pull
```

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### Clone the OpenWF Dockerized Server repository

Source: https://openwf.io/dockerized-server-setup

Clones the Docker-AIO repository into a folder named 'OpenWF Dockerized Server' in the current working directory.

```bash
git clone https://onlyg.it/OpenWF/Docker-AIO "OpenWF Dockerized Server"
```
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