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ebiten-websocket-wasm

Take ebiten-game-template and add websockets. Will it work?

Following the goita project, it reveals more clearly how there are two layers one for the service, and a second for the webview. The service can utilize packages written for websockets (i.e., gorilla/websocket). The webview where the WASM runtime lives, must rely on syscall/js to "talk" to the backend.

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⚠️ After cloning this repository:

Write your OWN name name in the LICENSE file and run this command to replace the game name (tested on Linux and Mac):

grep -Rl ebiten-game-template | xargs sed -i '' -e "s/ebiten-game-template/${PWD##*/}/g"

it assumes that the game name is the name of the current folder because that is what go build will call it.

Then delete this section from the README, and start editing main.go to make your own game!

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For game testers

Game controls:

• F: toggle full-screen
• Q: quit the game
• Space: move up

For programmers

Make sure you have Go 1.17 or later to contribute to the game

To build the game yourself, run: go build . it will produce an ebiten-game-template file and on Windows ebiten-game-template.exe.

To run the tests, run: go test ./... but there are no tests yet.

The project has a very simple, flat structure, the first place to start looking is the main.go file.

Credits

Websocket example is by Sergey Kamardin (LICENSE)

Websocket + WASM + webview by Marc (LICENSE)

Github workflow by Siôn le Roux (LICENSE)

Ebitengine by Hajime Hoshi (LICENSE)