setup
npm install -d
npm start
build
npm run build
testing
npm test
Dog models are derived from PigArt's Low Poly Wolf model.
The license that came with the model has it under a different (non-existent) user: nabagielis. It is released under CC BY 3.0.
The following icons are from paomedia, released in the Public Domain:
assets/company/confirm.pngassets/company/mail.pngassets/company/news.pngassets/company/time.pngassets/company/market.pngassets/company/completed.png
For easier serialization, all data that needs to be un/serialized (i.e. loaded/saved) should be kept at the top-level of the player (which keeps track of the more general game world state) or company. No objects should save a reference to the player or company except for the Manager - references to either of these should be passed in as needed. This is to avoid circular references.
notes on the project structure
gamecontains only the core logic defining the game's systems (it does not deal with their presentation, i.e. views)marketcontains only the logic for the Market, including its board (the hexworld)officecontains only the logic for rendering the in-game officeviewsdeal with all DOM elements; they just render datastatesties together these different components
three important objects are:
- the
game, which is the Phaser game object - the
player, which contains all data that must be persisted/loaded for a save game; that is, all the data that uniquely represents an active game - the
manager, which coordinates between the Phaser game object, the Player object, and handles functionality like saving/loading, new game creation, etc