It's a game half clicker, half quiz. You have to achieve the highest possible score within a one-minute time limit.
Visit: https://bilbostack.zenekezene.com.
- Tap as many times in a minute to help Sleepy wake up.
- Answer questions correctly to get bonus points.
- Challenge your friends and try to be the best. You can login with your Twitter account.
- Node v18 or higher.
The all-in-one script to install and launch in development mode is defined below. But you can install front and back separately:
$ cd front
$ npm install
$ cd ../back
$ npm install
To launch the dev mode, you can launch the all-in-one script called 'wakeup.sh'. This script launches the front and back projects together.
$ ./wakeup.sh
You can launch back and front separately.
$ cd front
$ npm run dev
$ cd ../back
$ npm run start
Finally, you can open the frontend with your browser: localhost:8000.
The backend will be listening in localhost:3000.
$ cd front
$ npm run build
$ cd lib
$ npm run build
Note: You may want to publish a new version of the package (in npm public registry) and then install it in the front dependencies.
$ npm version X.X.X
$ npm publish
Build process is not necessary. Only deploy the last version of back on your favorite server. We uses Railway but you can use whatever.
There are more instructions to generate differente API environment inside the subfolder /back/README.md.
https://css-api.up.railway.app/api/v1/questions
Some next steps to include:
- Weekly challenges and gifts.
- Landing page.
- Replay game without reload.
- Legal notes.
- Night mode.
You can view the roadmap visiting this link: Sleepy Spider, the pet project.
This project is an experiment to test the capabilities of canvas. It also serves as a challenge to practice using vanilla JS without the need for frameworks like React or Vue.
This project started like almost all of them: with pencil and paper.
The main purpose of this repository is to continue learning JS and canvas posibilities. Development of Sleepy Spider happens in the open on GitHub, and we are grateful to the community for contributing bugfixes and improvements.
And you can help donating:
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