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@socialgorithm/game-server
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Creates a socket server (default port 5433) that serves games. To use this server, you provide functions that will be called on game or player actions, and call functions to communicate with players or to broadcast game state to spectators.
If you have no idea what any of this means, start at our homepage or tournament documentation
Install the dependency:
npm install @socialgorithm/game-server
Start the game server and supply a new match function:
new GameServer({ name: "My Game Name" }, newMatchFunction, { port: 5433 });
The new match function:
Match
interface (i.e. must implement callback to listen for player communication).MatchOptions
newMatchFunction(createMatchMessage: Messages.CreateMatchMessage, outputChannel: MatchOutputChannel) {
debug("Started new match");
return new MyMatch(createMatchMessage.options, createMatchMessage.players, outputChannel);
}
In your game, you can then use MatchOutputChannel
to communicate with players or spectators (e.g. the Tournament Server).
See tic-tac-toe-game-server for an example of integration.
The rest of this guide is for contributors.
To publish to NPM, make sure you've incremented the version number (e.g. npm version patch
) and run:
npm publish
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