Toshiko

The game engine writing in Nim.

Latest version - 0.0.2
Stable version - 0.0.1

Install

Install this repo
- last stable version nimble install https://github.com/Ethosa/toshiko.git
- specific version nimble install https://github.com/Ethosa/toshiko.git@1.2.3
Install dependencies
- Linux (tested on Ubuntu, Debian and Mint):
  - sudo apt install --fix-missing -y libsdl2-dev libsdl2-image-dev libsdl2-mixer-dev libsdl2-ttf-dev
- Windows / MacOS:
  - SDL2
  - SDL2_image
  - SDL2_mixer
  - SDL2_ttf
  - Put Runtime binaries in the .nimble/bin/ folder

Features

Godot-like node system.
CSS-like stylesheets support.
Little dynamic type.
Build nodes with YML-like syntax.
Convert the JSON/XML files to the Scenes.
Global settings in the root of the project (global_settings.toshiko).

Simple usage

import toshiko

Window(title="Test window", w=720, h=480)
setStandardFont("assets/unifont.ttf", 16)  # or indicate this in `global_settings.toshiko`

var
  scene = Scene("Main")
  label = Label()

label.setText("Hello, world!")
scene.addChild(label)

addMainScene(scene)
showWindow()

Now availale

See Nodes list file.

Export

Use the Nim compiler user guide for export to the other OS.
Static linking SDL2 (or compile with -d:static_sdl2 --dynlibOverride:libSDL2)

CrossPlatform export for Windows (tested on Windows 7 x64 and Windows 10 x64)
- nim c -d:mingw -d:release --opt:speed --noNimblePath file.nim
- put Runtime binaries in the folder with the program or use static linking.

F.A.Q

Q: Where can I see examples?
A: You can see this in the tests or examples folder

Q: Where can I read the docs?
A: You can read docs here

Q: Can I create my own Node?
A: Yeap, you can 👀, follow this tutorial ^^

Krol-X / toshiko