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qrboy

v0.1.0

Published

a tiny game console architecture + emulator that fits entire games on a QR code

Readme

qrboy

a tiny game console architecture + emulator that fits entire games on a QR code

note: if you're here just for the games, head over to the games/ directory and see the running section!

Printed out Running

what is this?

this is an imaginary console and its emulator that fits, along with the game, on a single qr code. it uses a data: URL to load the game in a browser.

running

on iPhone, i found this app to work relatively well, though it has some ads. you scan the qr code, copy its contents, then paste it in chrome (safari doesn't seem to support data: URLs; make sure not to use the "enter from clipboard" button and paste manually) and enjoy!!

on Android, you can use Google Lens (likely preinstalled) to scan the QR codes, which will give you the option to copy their contents, or use the Binary Eye app which will do the same but more efficiently and reliably. then, copy the data: URL and paste it in your browser of choice (make sure not to search it!) and enjoy!!

developing

git clone this project, then do npm i . -g (make sure npm is instaled!) from the project directory. now you can compile programs from sembly, my own assembly-like language, using qrcode-sembly.

see the docs/ directory for basic documentation and examples/ for examples.

knowing CHIP-8 development helps! go learn that first if you don't get it, it's also pretty easy and is supported way better by its community