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teeworlds-utilities

v1.2.17

Published

Teeworlds asset utilities used by teedata.net (skins.tw)

Readme

Teeworlds assets utilities

check_then_build

built with nix

This GitHub repository is a project which contains a TypeScript package which exposes an API for manipulating Teeworlds game assets. It provides multiple functionalities, including assembly, rendering, coloring, emotes and skins emoticons.

Getting started

To build the project you need NodeJS version 18.x or 20.x and libuuid. Then you can run the following command line to build the project.

npm run ci && npm run build

Tests

You can run the unitary tests with the following command:

npm run test

Optionally you can set the environment variable DEBUG to the value true if you want more details.

Examples

If you want to see examples of how to use the library, you can check the ****.test.ts** files, such as asset.

Versioning strategy

Semantic versioning has been adopted by the project using the Git tag v1.2.16.

Contribute

If you want to help the project, you can follow the guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md.