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@bordiko/cli

v0.1.2

Published

Bordiko game dev CLI: create a game, play it locally (sandbox), compile to WebAssembly (no Docker), and publish to the marketplace.

Downloads

373

Readme

@bordiko/cli

Build and ship Bordiko board games from your own repo — no monorepo, no services, no Docker.

npm create @bordiko/game my-game    # scaffold a game project
cd my-game && npm install

Then, from your project:

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | bordiko dev | Local sandbox in the browser: play every seat, fill seats with bots (step / auto-play), hot-reload on save, preview a custom ui.html, and inspect the redacted per-seat state, legal moves, and move log. | | bordiko build | Compile your game to a sandboxed WebAssembly module (dist/<id>.wasm). Auto-downloads the Javy compiler on first run — no Docker. | | bordiko publish | Publish to the registry. Needs REGISTRY + ADMIN_TOKEN (or --registry / --token). | | bordiko create <name> | Scaffold a new game project. |

The scaffold wires these to npm scripts, so npm run dev, npm run build, and npm run publish:game work out of the box.

How a game is built

bordiko build bundles your game + @bordiko/sdk (the guest boundary) with esbuild, then compiles that to WASI with Javy — the same pipeline the platform uses, so the output is byte-identical to what the registry validates and the game host runs.

Requires Node 22.6+. Full docs: https://bordiko.com/developers