Standalone

HSB can run without being embedded (if compiled) thanks to the "Standalone" project.

When you run this project without any arguments or configuration an empty, default, failsafe configuration, will be written to the disk, as "config.json" file. All valid arguments are printing passing the "--info" argument like this:

HSB_Standalone --info

Here is the list of all valid arguments:

Argument	Description	Usage example
–config-path	Specifies a path for the json configuration of the server	HSB_Standalone –config-path="./path_to_disk"
–create-default	Creates a default configuration, same as not running arguments	HSB_Standalone –create-default
–info	Prints the info screen with the valid arguments	HSB_Standalone –info
–no-verbose	Disable verbose writing (WIP)	HSB_Standalone –no-verbose
–port	Manually specifies the listening port	HSB_Standalone –port=8080
–address	Manually specifies the listening address	HSB_Standalone –address="127.0.0.1"
–assembly	Specifies additional assemblies that will be loaded, this is the only argument that can be used multiple times. HSB MUST NOT be embedded in your code. Also your code must be compiled with the same library used to compile the standalone or the version will conflict!	HSB_Standalone –assembly ="./assembly1.dll" –assembly="./assembly2.dll"