A project that demos PubNub and JavaScript technologies through an air traffic control game.
This repository contains two separate applications which both need to be run in order to play the game. Execution instructions are provided below.
This project comes with a three part blog series which can be accessed below. For additional support or guidance, please refer to these blogs:
- Part 1: https://www.pubnub.com/blog/create-a-node-application-with-pubnub-atc-game-part1
- Part 2: https://www.pubnub.com/blog/create-a-react-native-app-with-pubnub-atc-game-part2
- Part 3: https://www.pubnub.com/blog/using-typescript-and-pubnub-presence-atc-game-part3
- For this part please refer to the Typescript version of this project: https://github.com/lukehuk/pubnub-airport-typescript
The server-side component of the game that represents an airfield.
This project requires:
- Node.js (with NPM)
In order to use the application you will need publisher and subscriber PubNub keys. Free registration is possible at https://dashboard.pubnub.com/signup
The API keys should be added as the PUBLISH_KEY and SUBSCRIBE_KEY constants in airfield.js.
You will also need to ensure that dependent modules are installed. You can do this by running npm install in the airfield directory.
Execution behaviour, such as plane generation frequency, can be modified by adjusting constants within the project files.
The application can be started by running node --experimental-modules airfield.js in the airfield directory.
Note: The application is written using ES6 modules. At the time of writing the latest version of Node.js requires the "--experimental-modules" flag to be present. It is possible that in subsequent versions of Node this flag is no longer required.
The client-side component of the game that represents an airfield.
In order to use the application you will need publisher and subscriber PubNub keys. Free registration is possible at https://dashboard.pubnub.com/signup
The API keys should be added as the PUBLISH_KEY and SUBSCRIBE_KEY constants in App.jsx.
You will also need to ensure that dependent modules are installed. You can do this by running npm install in the atc directory.
The application can be started by running expo start in the atc directory. With a smart device, scan the the QR code produced in the console with the Expo app.
There are several different ways to run Expo e.g. web, emulators, real devices. For information on these different deployment methods take a look at https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest
- PubNub - Realtime messaging platform
- Node.js - A JavaScript runtime
- React - A JavaScript library for building user interfaces
- React Native - JavaScript library for building user interfaces
- Redux - A predictable state container for JavaScript apps
- Expo - React Native deployment tools
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License