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squeleto

v1.0.1

Published

a year ago

my new game project

Downloads

57

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justin_dean_young

game engine 2d gamedev

Welcome to Squeleto

Squeleto is an simple 2d game framework built in Typescript and powered by Vite.

Squeleto is a spin off of 'Skeleton' in spanish. 'El Squeleto' as a framework which is intended to provide a highlevel skeleton or abstraction for your game development needs.

READ THE DOCS

API DOCUMENTATION

🔥 Getting started

npx squeleto will run the utility, and the CLI tool will build out your new project

--or--

the CLI tool will download a tutorial demo for you to help learn the library API's

🔥 Features

Squeleto As a Typescript library, it can allow you to build out multi-scene games with features that include:

CLI tool to help get started
Scene Templates
Entity Templates
System Templates
Signals are pub/sub style information connections to link different parts of your code
Multi-player library, there is a pre-configured module to help link to Hathora, a multi-player framework
Vector module, assists with your typical vector style math, with helpful methods

Squeleto is powered by Vite and Peasy-Lib Link to Peasy GitHub

Contributing

The best way to contribute is to create your own unique components and systems that can be shared with others... If you use Squeleto to create a game and want to share your creative new ideas, please submit a pull request with the code and details and i will review