Laplace-Entangled-Environment

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v0.0.3 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Jul 27, 2021 License: MIT

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github.com/Laplace-Game-Development/Laplace-Entangled-Environment

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README ¶

Laplace-Entangled-Environment

An out of the box backend service for games to create a client-based multiplayer game. Write the code once then spread it to other players without much knowledge of networking.

Setting Up The Project

Install GO
Install Redis

Setting Up Node Layer

The application will support running of different binaries to communicate with. This will represent the server code of a game. The current example in use is a NodeJS module.

Install NodeJS
cd node-layer
npm install
cd ..

Setting Up Configurables

Create a TLS certificate in this directory openssl req -new -newkey rsa:4096 -x509 -sha256 -days 365 -nodes -out tlscert.crt -keyout tlskey.key

Running the Project

go run ./cmd/main.go will run the application

Testing the Project

This will run all tests associated with the application in the present working directory

For Windows: go test ./... -v -args -cwd="%cd%"
For Linux/OSX: go test ./... -v -args -cwd="$PWD"

Documentation

Refreshing Documentation for Project

For Windows: gendoc.bat
For Linux/OSX: gendoc.sh

pkg.go.dev

Laplace-Entangled-Environment

Directories ¶

Path	Synopsis
cmd Laplace-Entanglement-Environment Application Package.	Laplace-Entanglement-Environment Application Package.
internal
data
event The Event module represents the possible tasks a command can submit to be done outside of the request response loop.	The Event module represents the possible tasks a command can submit to be done outside of the request response loop.
policy Policy is the type definitions and decoupling pattern for route and data.	Policy is the type definitions and decoupling pattern for route and data.
redis
route Route Represents the routing and listening to connections.	Route Represents the routing and listening to connections.
schedule The schedule package takes care of any "scheduled tasks".	The schedule package takes care of any "scheduled tasks".
startup
util The util package represents common utility functions with no project references.	The util package represents common utility functions with no project references.
zeromq The ZeroMQ module is the holder and initializer for the third-party ZeroMQ Library.	The ZeroMQ module is the holder and initializer for the third-party ZeroMQ Library.

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