I was annoyed that Shockah's XP Display was only available on Nexus Mods, so I decided to compile it locally for myself, since it's Apache licensed. That license is available here: https://github.com/Shockah/Stardew-Valley-Mods/blob/master/LICENSE
The source lists Kokoro as a dependency -- it's the core code for all of Shockah's mods, so I decided to add it here as well. I would suggest just downloading and unzipping both into your mods folder. The manifest claims there are no other required dependencies. The is an optional dependency of Generic Mod Config menu (available here without a login https://www.moddrop.com/stardew-valley/mods/771692-generic-mod-config-menu), but you can go without by either using the default settings, or editing the config file manually in the extracted mods folder.
All source is available here, all glory to the people who actually wrote this, since I wrote nothing.
github.com
If you don't trust my DLLs (fair enough, it's a good idea not to trust strangers on the internet), to replicate this feat for yourself on Windows (it'll take like 20+ gb of space, sorry)
1) clone the repository I linked
2) Install https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0 the SDK link in the top left
3) Install Visual Studio (not VS Code). During installation, select the option to install C# and C++
4) Once Visual Studio opens, select "Open Project or Solution" and navigate to the code you cloned earlier. Select the allmods.sln file
5) Once that opens (it takes a few seconds), look at the panel that appeared to the right labeled "Solution Explorer"
6) Right click "XPDisplay" and select build. That should build it and all dependencies directly to your mods folder. If you want to build for someone else, right click and select 'release' which will build zip folders like I uploaded.
The source lists Kokoro as a dependency -- it's the core code for all of Shockah's mods, so I decided to add it here as well. I would suggest just downloading and unzipping both into your mods folder. The manifest claims there are no other required dependencies. The is an optional dependency of Generic Mod Config menu (available here without a login https://www.moddrop.com/stardew-valley/mods/771692-generic-mod-config-menu), but you can go without by either using the default settings, or editing the config file manually in the extracted mods folder.
All source is available here, all glory to the people who actually wrote this, since I wrote nothing.
GitHub - Shockah/Stardew-Valley-Mods: Mods for Stardew Valley I made.
Mods for Stardew Valley I made. Contribute to Shockah/Stardew-Valley-Mods development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
If you don't trust my DLLs (fair enough, it's a good idea not to trust strangers on the internet), to replicate this feat for yourself on Windows (it'll take like 20+ gb of space, sorry)
1) clone the repository I linked
2) Install https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/6.0 the SDK link in the top left
3) Install Visual Studio (not VS Code). During installation, select the option to install C# and C++
4) Once Visual Studio opens, select "Open Project or Solution" and navigate to the code you cloned earlier. Select the allmods.sln file
5) Once that opens (it takes a few seconds), look at the panel that appeared to the right labeled "Solution Explorer"
6) Right click "XPDisplay" and select build. That should build it and all dependencies directly to your mods folder. If you want to build for someone else, right click and select 'release' which will build zip folders like I uploaded.