@silkweaver/cli

The command-line way to make a game with Silkweaver — the same GameMaker-1.4-inspired engine and toolchain as the IDE, without the GUI. If you'd rather live in your own editor and write code, this is for you.

npx silkweaver new my-game     # scaffold a project
cd my-game
npx silkweaver run             # build, serve over http, and open it in the browser

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | silkweaver new <name> | Scaffold a new project folder (set up as an npm package). | | silkweaver build [project] [out] | Build a portable HTML5 folder (default: <project>/dist). | | silkweaver run [project] [--port N] | Build, serve, and open the game in the browser. | | silkweaver export [project] [out] --target web\|win\|mac\|linux | Export an HTML5 build or a packaged desktop executable. |

project defaults to the current directory.

A game is one file per object — objects/<name>.ts, a class extending gm_object, with static settings, instance-variable fields, and on_* event methods. Engine functions are available without imports; the build wires them in. See the main repository for the full guide and API reference.

License: GPL-3.0