.. _doc_pages_demo:

Introduction
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In this section, we are going to set up a build pipeline for compiling Godot with custom modules in C++. This pipeline will be triggered by a GitHub webhook, which will be filtered by the receiving webhook rules.

Objectives
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After completing this project, you will have learned:

- Build Godot blueprints (pre-configured builds)
- Receiving webhooks from GitHub
- Compiling Godot with custom modules
- Sending notifications to third-party applications


Resources
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For this project, we are going to use 2 git repositories.

- Godot fork that includes custom C++ resources as a Git submodule.
    * `Godot fork <https://github.com/svelezw4games/godot.git>`_.
- Custom Godot resource Git repository
    * `Summator module <https://github.com/svelezw4games/summator.git>`_.

In this demo, we’ll be walking through the process of... `Custom modules in C++ <https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/contributing/development/core_and_modules/custom_modules_in_cpp.html>`_. tutorial using the W4 build.


Setup
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- Clone the two repositories mentioned above, allowing you to focus on your own code.

- Log in to your account in W4 Build. For this demo, we will be using an empty account.

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       :alt: Empty home page