#cljs-2048
2048 game implemented in clojurescript.
2048 was originally created by Gabriele Cirulli. The game play is the same but my implementation is original.
I created this project in order to learn clojurescript and the Tincan API. When a player completes a game they can store their score to a remote learning record store (LRS) using the Tincan API. This project includes a partial implementation of the Tincan API in clojurescript to store statements when a game is completed with a score, and when a player wins the game. It also queries a LRS using the Tincan API to retrieve a list of recent winners.
To connect to your own LRS you'll need to edit tincan_config.cljs and fill in these details
(def record-store {:endpoint "YOUR ENDPOINT URL"
:username "YOUR USERNAME"
:password "YOUR PASSWORD"
:allowFail false })This project uses Leiningen 2.x and cljsbuild
To do a single build run
$ lein cljsbuild once
To do active development I run a local server and have changes compiled immediately by running this in two separate consoles
$ lein ring server
$ lein cljsbuild auto
You can then visit http://localhost:3000/2048.html for testing.
When you make a change to a file just wait for compilation to complete and force a refresh in your browser to get the changes.
From a console run
$ lein trampoline cljsbuild repl-listen
From http://localhost:3000/2048.html javascript console run
> com.hewittsoft.twenty48.connect_repl.brepl();
After that you can enter clojurescript in the first console and see changes in your browser.
Tests are running using PhantomJS so you'll need to install that.
Then run
$ lein cljsbuild test
- Add more key mappings
- Add sliding animations
- Tincan query for leaderboard