Enjin is a small and (hopefully) easy to learn 2D game engine for the HTML5 canvas element.
It has all the features you'd expect from an engine, and can easily be extended by writing a new module and adding it alongside the rest of the requires in src/core.js
- Update loop using requestAnimFrame with fallbacks
- Delta time based updating
- Camera with support for layers (Parallax)
- Timing module following game time
- Tweening module for easing between values
- Game states and support for switching between them
- Particle system with Emitters and Pulses
- Full JDOC documentation
- Small footprint (~10 kb minified)
Full documentation is available at https://cjenright.github.io/enjin/docs/
If you want to generate it yourself make sure you npm install and in the project directory run npm run docs.
Check out some example code in the Example folder.
More to come soon...
To build, just clone this repo, npm install, and then npm run build. You should have an "enjin.js" file in the public folder.
For developing, install the dev dependencies and run grunt serve. Your browser should open a page at localhost:8100 which will automatically rebuild and reload when you edit any file in the src/ directory.