- name: Setup Godot
  uses: lihop/setup-godot@v2

# You can now run the downloaded version of godot using the `godot` command in your other steps.
# For example, run Gut tests:
- name: Run tests
  shell: bash
  run: godot --no-window -s addons/gut/gut_cmdln.gd -gexit

# You can use the `alias` input if you want to use a different name for the Godot executable
# or use different names for different versions. For example:
- name: Install Godot Mono v3.4-beta5
  uses: lihop/setup-godot@v2
  with:
    mono: true
    version: 3.4-beta5
    alias: my-custom-name

# Now you can execute the Godot version above using `my-custom-name`.
- name: Print version
  run: my-custom-name --version
  # Will print: `3.4.beta5.mono.official.dd0ee4872`.

# You can also download export templates if you plan to export projects.
# The downloaded export templates will be cached along with the Godot executable if the `cache` input is set to `true` (default).
- name: Install Godot 3.4.4-stable
  uses: lihop/setup-godot@v2
  with:
    version: 3.4.4-stable
    export-templates: true

# Now you can export a run a godot project (this example uses named exports specified in the projects export_presets.cfg file).
- name: Export project
  run: godot --no-window --export "Linux/X11"

# For Linux runners the setup-godot action will start an Xserver and export the DISPLAY environment variable as appropriate.
# This means you can run the exported project without having to set up an Xserver or use `xvfb-run`.
# For Windows runners the action will setup OpenGL using [mesa-dist-win](https://github.com/pal1000/mesa-dist-win).
# macOS runners support OpenGL applications out of the box.
- name: Run exported project
  run: ./exports/linux.64/MyCoolGame.x86_64