Like the popular falling block game, but flatter and less fun.
This is a FRP reimplementation of a little game I wrote a long time ago.
The original was written in C++ using OpenGL.
This version is written in Haskell using SVG in a web browser, via the Reflex FRP library.
https://rvl.github.io/flatris/
Building with nix and GHC:
nix-shell --run "cabal configure && cabal build"
Building with nix ghcjs:
nix-shell --argstr compiler ghcjs --run "cabal configure --ghcjs && cabal build"
Full site build with minification (uses nix-shell
and Shake). Will create a docs directory:
./build
Note that the build depends on the Reflex Platform
environment. You will want to check that ./try-reflex works
first. Make sure the binary cache for reflex is added to your Nix
config, or your computer will be building a lot of packages.
If you build for GHC, the app will run in a WebKitGtk frame. The code
can be loaded and started through ghci.
For automatic reloading, the app runs a web server and is viewed with a web browser. It uses ghcid to monitor the sources and reload the code.
To start the auto-reloading dev server (do this within nix-shell):
./dev-server
Then visit http://localhost:3030/