stasm / pewpew

A simulation for benchmarking Goodluck ECS.

PewPew

A simulation for benchmarking Goodluck, a hackable ECS template for creating small and fast browser games.

Set-Up

$ git clone https://github.com/stasm/pewpew.git
$ cd pewpew
$ npm install

Run In The Browser

1. npm start
2. Open http://localhost:1234

Run In Node

Build the targets runnable in Node.js:

$ make -C node

You can choose to run the simulation using one of the three versions:

• node node/game_node_canvas.rollup.js uses the canvas package and renders to a rendering context implemented in Cairo.
• node node/game_fake_canvas.rollup.js uses the fake-canvas package and renders to a no-op rendering context implemented as a native Node.js module in C++.
• node node/game_noop_canvas.rollup.js renders to the NoopRenderingContext2D instance implemented in pure JS. This variant is likely to optimize the no-op draw calls away. In my measurements it's ca. 35% faster than the no-op native module version.