This is based on the Phaser RequireJS template. However, I wanted to separate phaser and its libs. It requires to track a little bit more what happens, manually add the PIXI dependency, but it gives (in my opinion) more control on what you want in your game.
The goal is to have a nice template that has as much as possible set up to use later as a basis for any projects.
Use npm install to install the dev dependencies (grunt, grunt-contrib-connect and grunt-contrib-qunit). Make sure you have installed grunt-cli globally (npm install -g grunt-cli).
Start the server using grunt connect:server which will start a server on port 9000 with keepalive, meaning it'll run until you kill the execution (CTRL+C in the command line). You can configure the port in the Gruntfile.js by changing the port valueof the server object, under connect.
The project contains basic assets obtained from http://www.photonstorm.com/phaser/tutorial-making-your-first-phaser-game and is ready to be used.
Currently, there is a basic testing folder that contains an index.html that loads QUnit and loads the rest with RequireJS. In the main.js, we check that the libraries loaded correctly through a few tests (to see if lib objects are defined) and if we can create a new game.
I'll probably come back to this and use it as a basis for some projects, but if you have ways to enhance it, feel free to send pull requests or report/discuss any issues.
- Merge PIXI and Phaser (can't use Phaser otherwise... Was mostly to figure out RequireJS)
- Add a basic testing framework and folder structure