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48 lines
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# asdf-games
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My attempt at making the framework featured in the book HTML5 Games: Novice to Ninja.
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[You can find the book here.](https://www.sitepoint.com/premium/books/html5-games-novice-to-ninja)
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I turned the framework featured in the book into an npm package for use with browserify or Electron.
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If you are on Github or Gitea now, you can find the npm package [here](https://www.npmjs.com/package/asdf-games).
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## Installation
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To use asdf framework in your projects, you need to:
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* Install npm on your device (if you don't have it already)
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* Run ```npm install asdf-games```
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* Use the snippet below to start off or check out one of the examples, keep in mind that the examples are not comepletely up to date.
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* Thanks to my friend [Job](https://jobbel.nl/), this project supports TypeScript typings. Make sure your editor supports them to make your life easier.
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## Example usage
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```javascript
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// Require asdf
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const asdf = require("asdf-games");
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// Add whatever classes you need here
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const [ Game, Sprite, Texture, KeyControls ] = asdf;
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// Game(width, height, disable pixel smoothening)
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var game = new Game(720, 480, true);
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// Any picture URL used in new Texture() must be relative to the location of the HTML file
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const playerTexture = new Texture('player.png');
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var player = new Sprite(texture);
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player.pos = {
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x: (game.w / 2) - (player.w / 2),
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y: (game.h / 2) - (player.h / 2)
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}
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// Add your entities to the game's scene
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game.scene.add(player);
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game.run(() => {
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// Game loop
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});
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```
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