This is my personal (and first) 2D engine / module library for Monkey - a "cross translator" that translates into html5, objective-c, c++ and even flash.
Just clone this project to some path that monkey is actual using for source
lookups. This is usually something like . and $MONKEY_DIR/modules. So feel
free to install it system wide for all monkey projects with:
$ cd $MONKEY_DIR
$ git clone git://github.com/michaelcontento/bono.git modules/bono
But this is something I would not recommend! Because if your usign a proper SCM for your project (if not: do it. right. now.), you can track the used bono version. This allows you to handle multiple projects with different versions of bono and it's easy to build a project again even after months of inactivity (because you know which bono version to use).
TL;DR Do something like this:
$ cd $PROJECT_DIR
$ git submodule add git://github.com/michaelcontento/bono.git
$ git submodule update --init
Use this short example as a starting point:
Import bono
Import mojo
Class MyApp Extends bono.App
Method Run:Void()
GetDirector().AddScene("menu", New MenuScene())
GetDirector().GotoScene("menu")
End
End
Class MenuScene Extends Scene
Method OnRender:Void()
DrawText("Hello World", 100, 100)
End
End
Function Main:Int()
New MyApp()
Return 0
EndAnd please visit src/kernel/ as this "sub-module" contains all the core stuff
like how the different events (OnRender, OnUpdate, OnTouchDown etc.) are
dispatched. You need to understand a few principles and everything else should
be rather simple :)
Jesus. Read the code!
No, just kidding. I try my best to put a README.md with some instructions
right beside the code. So just browse the src/ directory and Github should
render some nice docs below the folder listing. If not? Well .. that's a sign
that I haven't wrote anything yet. Read the code and I'd love to accept a PR
with improved docs ;)
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All tests are stored in tests/ and can be executed with:
$ make tests
But there are other make targets that are quite usefull:
- lint: run pep8 for all python files
- imports: update the master import file
bono.monkey - dependencies: install all required python dependencies
- clean: remove all build artefacts and other temporary stuff
- Fork this project
- Make your changes (new features, bufixes, examples, ...)
- Write tests for it
- Be sure that all tests are still green
- Send me a pull request
Too complicated? You just wanna mess around for yourself? Thats fine! Just skip everything after step two :)
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