setup

npm install -d
npm start

build

npm run build

testing

npm test

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Dog models are derived from PigArt's Low Poly Wolf model.

The license that came with the model has it under a different (non-existent) user: nabagielis. It is released under CC BY 3.0.

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The following icons are from paomedia, released in the Public Domain:

• assets/company/confirm.png
• assets/company/mail.png
• assets/company/news.png
• assets/company/time.png
• assets/company/market.png
• assets/company/completed.png

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For easier serialization, all data that needs to be un/serialized (i.e. loaded/saved) should be kept at the top-level of the player (which keeps track of the more general game world state) or company. No objects should save a reference to the player or company except for the Manager - references to either of these should be passed in as needed. This is to avoid circular references.

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notes on the project structure

• game contains only the core logic defining the game's systems (it does not deal with their presentation, i.e. views)
• market contains only the logic for the Market, including its board (the hexworld)
• office contains only the logic for rendering the in-game office
• views deal with all DOM elements; they just render data
• states ties together these different components

three important objects are:

• the game, which is the Phaser game object
• the player, which contains all data that must be persisted/loaded for a save game; that is, all the data that uniquely represents an active game
• the manager, which coordinates between the Phaser game object, the Player object, and handles functionality like saving/loading, new game creation, etc