The boardgame Hive, written in Rust.
Choose one of the following directories and do cargo run:
- client: play game locally (couch co-op), or on a websocket server.
- server: host a websocket server.
The hoive directory contains the game logic (dive in at pmoore.rs).
If you're a developer, this repo contains examples of:
- running a multiplayer game on a websocket server;
- interacting with an sqlite database of game states;
- using hexagonal coordinate systems (cubic, doubleheight, spiral) and translating between them, and;
- morphological operations on hexagonal grids.
- Check and list dependencies in readme (e.g. lib sqlite)
- Play test to spot bugs in base game
- Option to select an empty game to join based on its id so can play with friends on server
- Sqlite connections are done with pool, but is using appdata secure? Can pool be created somewhere else in the backend and grabbed by wsgamesessions?