webvrrocks / webvr-smasher

Smasher game built with WebVR.

WebVR Smasher

Mash and smash!

Local development

First, clone this repo:

git clone [email protected]:webvrrocks/webvr-smasher.git && cd webvr-smasher

To install the Node dependencies:

npm install

To start the server:

npm start

Deployment

You can deploy this project to Heroku.

If you're developing in a different remote repo, you can trigger a deploy:

npm run deploy

The production server is run like so:

NODE_ENV=production node ./app.js

Alternatively:

npm run prod

To run the server à la Heroku:

foreman start web

License

All code and content within this source-code repository is licensed under the Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal license (CC0 1.0 Universal; Public Domain Dedication).

You can copy, modify, distribute and perform this work, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission.

For more information, refer to these following links:

• a copy of the license in this source-code repository
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webvr-smasher's Issues

network updates slow when in VR mode using Daydream.

guessing that in VR mode, other features including webrtc could be throttled back.

lerp hammer to bubble

Use Webpack instead of watchify + Browserify for build system (buggy)

Because of how watchify is spawned, local development is quite finicky with spawned processes not getting closed properly upon cancelling/exiting npm run dev.

Webpack 2 fixes a lot of the deficiencies of Webpack 1.x and introduces a better dev workflow (IMO): an all-in-one dev server + build system.

Transfer ownership to `webvrrocks` GitHub org

If you could, when you get a chance can you transfer this repo to the webvrrocks org? That way, I can more easily manage the Heroku deploys and manage the settings. Thanks!