- Follow Capacitor's instructions to add Android support. It will generate the android folder.
- Install JDK 17 and
chmod -R 777it. Other versions may not work. - Make sure the android/local.properties file has
sdk.dir=/usr/lib/android-sdk. Create it if not exists. - Run the NPM build:android command (make sure the
JAVA_HOMEenv variable export points to the correct JDK folder)
If having issues with licenses:
- Go to android-sdk/tools/bin (or android-sdk/cmdline-tools/bin) and run
./sdkmanager --licenses. - If your Android SDK installation did not come with cmdline-tools, download it here and extract it inside the Android SDK folder.
The .apk file will be generated at /android/app/build/outputs/apk.
- Make sure the project is builded. Test the application with the
start:electronscript. - Import the makers with
npx electron-forge import, if they are not yet imported. - Run the
build:electronscript to generate the distributables (they are defined at forge.config.js). It will be at 'out' folder.
The game has an init method, called on React app's start, and a exit method, called on React app's unmount. The game's init method calls the Game's setup method passing the game's initial room, spritesets, game config, UI component and debug settings as parameters. The Game's setup method initializes some classes (input, UI, etc), creates and configurates the canvas HTML element and does some extra minor stuff (like setting the window resize event listener). The Game's start method sets a interval that calls the Game's cylce method every 16 ms.
The Game's cycle method executes all entities' beforeRun methods, resolves their movements, sprites then collisions, executes their onRun methods then finally their afterRun methods. The Game's exit method clears the Game's cycle interval, sets current room to null and removes the canvas HTML element.