Peachy

"A python3 framework that makes developing 2d games peachy keen."

Peachy is a python game development framework made to make developing games in python a bit more streamlined.

Features

• Entity, World structure
• Simple architecture
• 2d collision detection for basic shapes
• 2d rendering
• Resource management and loading
• Tiled support

• Command line utility (TODO)

  • Project scaffolding
  • Profiling
  • Building Executable

(Some features are still under development)

Modules

• peachy - The core modules, contains the Engine, World, and Entity classes among others.
• peachy.audio - Contains sound classes (still under heavy maintenance).
• peachy.collision - Multiple collision detection functions for 2d shapes.
• peachy.fs - Short for 'filesystem', this module is used for loading and storing resources.
• peachy.geo - Geometric shapes and collision detection between them.
• peachy.graphics - Drawing and animation.
• peachy.stage - Used to load popular level editor templates (only Tiled at the moment).
• peachy.resources - Resource handling. Loading & management.
• peachy.utils - Utility functions for camera, input, etc.
• peachy.etc - Everything else.

Building Docs

Peachy is documented using Google Style Python Docstrings. Docs are held within /docs.

You can build the docs using Sphinx.

Running Tests

Just use pytest

Installation

Requirements

• Python 3
• Pygame (check out resources for compatible versions)
• PyTMX (If you intend to use peachy to load tiled stages)
• PyInstaller (If you intend to use Peachy for building your executables)
• Click (Used for the Peachy CLI tool)

Install via PyPi

pip install peachy

Install manually

git clone https://github.com/shellbotx/peachy python setup.py install

Resources

Repository ~ https://github.com/shellbotx/peachy

Tutorial ~ coming soon

Peachy is licensed under the MIT license.