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@pavus/snake-game

v1.1.1

Published

Playable Snake in the terminal with MIDI music

Readme

snake-game

Playable Snake in the terminal with MIDI music synthesis.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • macOS (audio playback uses afplay)
  • pnpm (for development)

Running

From source

pnpm install
pnpm try          # run with tsx (no build step)

After building

pnpm build
pnpm start        # node dist/bin.js

As a global CLI

pnpm build:link   # build + pnpm link --global
snake-game

As a library

Install in your own project:

npm install @pavus/snake-game

Embed in an Ink app:

import { SnakeGame } from '@pavus/snake-game';

<SnakeGame onExit={() => process.exit(0)} />

Or launch imperatively from any CLI:

import { runSnakeGame } from '@pavus/snake-game';

await runSnakeGame({ music: false });

Controls

| Key | Action | |-----|--------| | W A S D or arrow keys | Move | | Space | Pause / unpause | | R | Restart | | M | Open music settings | | [ | Previous track | | ] | Next track (random) | | L | Toggle loop | | Q | Quit |

Music settings (M)

  • Tracks tab — search and select from 58 curated MIDI tracks
  • Volumes tab — adjust BGM, tink, and SFX volumes independently; toggle loop

The game remembers your last played track and loop preference across sessions (stored in ~/.snake-game.json).

Options

<SnakeGame
  music={true}           // enable/disable all audio (default: true)
  width={20}             // grid width in cells (default: 20)
  height={10}            // grid height in cells (default: 10)
  cacheDir="/tmp"        // where to cache synthesized WAV files
  settingsFile="~/.snake-game.json"  // path for persistent settings
  tracks={myTrackList}   // custom MidiTrack[] list
  colors={{ head: '#ff0000', accent: '#00ff00' }}
  keybindings={{ quit: ['escape'] }}
  onExit={() => process.exit(0)}
/>