This is a copy of the Github readme.
Find the original on https://github.com/bestia-dev/unforgettable7_game.

unForGetTable7_game

Do not forget, it is a drinking game
Learning Rust Wasm/WebAssembly, Virtual Dom Dodrio, WebSocket communication, PWA (Progressive Web Apps) and WebRtc DataChannel - part seven
version: 7.0 date: 2021-01-13 author: bestia.dev repository: GitHub

Hits

Hashtags: #rustlang #tutorial #game #pwa
My projects on Github are more like a tutorial than a finished product: bestia-dev tutorials.

Try it

You can play the game (mobile only) hosted on google cloud platform:
https://bestia.dev/unforgettable7

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Documentation

Documentation generated from source code:
https://bestia-dev.github.io/unforgettable7_game/unforgettable7/index.html

Workspace

The workspace unforgettable7_game is made of several projects:

  1. unforgettable7 - Wasm/WebAssembly (for browsers) frontend
  2. unforgettable7_server - web server Warp backend
  3. unforgettable7_common - common structures
  4. webfolder - contains files copied to the web folder

Every project has its own readme.md.

Read also my Previous projects on Github:
https://github.com/bestia-dev/mem6_game

other crates

The projects use also other libraries of mine
(micro crates available in GitHub and crates.io):

cargo crev reviews and advisory

It is recommended to always use cargo-crev
to verify the trustworthiness of each of your dependencies.
Please, spread this info.
On the web use this url to read crate reviews. Example:
https://web.crev.dev/rust-reviews/crate/num-traits/

Cargo make

I prepared some flows and tasks for Cargo make for the workspace.
cargo make - lists the possible available/public flows/tasks
cargo make release - builds the release version and runs the server and the browser
cargo make doc - copies readme.md into lib.rs doc-comments, build the /target/doc folder and copy to the /docs folder
cargo make publish - publish the webfolder to google vm

TODO and CHANGELOG

Read files TODO.md and CHANGELOG.md.

Open-source and free as a beer

My open-source projects are free as a beer (MIT license).
I just love programming.
But I need also to drink. If you find my projects and tutorials helpful, please buy me a beer by donating to my PayPal.
You know the price of a beer in your local bar ;-)
So I can drink a free beer for your health :-)
Na zdravje! Alla salute! Prost! Nazdravlje! 🍻

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