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@jfcmontmorency/dragon-smaug

v1.0.2

Published

A minimal umd snake game.

Readme

Dragon Smaug (UMD bundle)

Small snake game packaged as a UMD bundle for direct inclusion in the browser.

Usage

  1. Include the UMD bundle in your page:
<script src="/path/to/dist/dragon-smaug.umd.js"></script>
  1. Mount the game on an element and start it:
<div id="game"></div>
<script>
  const game = DragonSmaug.mount('#game', {
    cols: 24,
    rows: 18,
    speedMs: 110,
    onGameOver(score) { console.log('Final score:', score); }
  });
  game.start();
</script>

Controls

  • Arrow keys or WASD: move the snake
  • R: restart after Game Over

Example

See example/index.html for a small usage example.

Auto cell sizing

If you omit the cell option when calling DragonSmaug.mount(...), the UMD bundle will compute a sensible cell value automatically based on the container size and the requested cols/rows. This helps the game fit various screen sizes without manual tuning. The computed cell is clamped to a reasonable range.

Recommended container styling

For best results it's recommended to give the mounting element some constraints so the game can scale predictably. Add a small CSS rule for the container element (here #game) in your page or global stylesheet. Example:

#game { max-width: 95vmin; margin: 0 auto; max-height: 75vmin; }

This keeps the canvas from growing too large on very wide/large screens and centers it horizontally. Adjust the values to taste for your layout or replace #game with the selector you mount to.