Tutorial 1 Create a game model

1. In the navigation tabs of the Wegas project, open the "Web Pages" folder and create a new folder named wegas-tuto. The standard structure of a project Wegas is as follows:

• css: contains the styles sheets of your game
• db : contains JSON files of Game Model (or scenario) and Page (architecture of pages (or interfaces) of the game). In a future version of Wegas, all the data contained in these files will be created from the online editor of Wegas.
• images : contains various images (small size) of the project, all game model will share these images. Large images will must be uploaded from the editor and stored in the "file repository".
• js : This folder will contain widgets created specifically for your project.Preferably, the name of each file follows this format: "Wegas-[game name]-[potential accuracy of item].[Extension]. Thus, for instance, the widget "piece" for a chess game will be named "wegas-chess-piece.js."

If you have any doubt about the structures of the files or the contents of a file, don't hesitate to see how it's done in an another project of Wegas

2. Create a wegas-tuto/css/wegas-tuto.css file.

3. Create a wegas-tuto/db/wegas-tuto-pages.json file with the following content:

        [{
            "id": 1,
            "type": "Text",
            "content": "Hello world"
        }]

3. Login in on home page (http://localhost:8080/Wegas) using the default admin account (username: root@root.com, password: 1234 )

4. Create a new game by sending the following json to http://localhost:8080/Wegas/rest/GameModel/ using POST method and application/json for the Content-type header parameter.

{
    "@class": "GameModel",
    "name": "Book",
    "properties": {
        "cssUri":"wegas-book/css/wegas-book.css",
        "pagesUri":"wegas-book/db/wegas-book-pages.json?"
    },
    "childVariableDescriptors":[{
        "@class":"NumberDescriptor",
        "name":"combatSkill",
        "editorLabel":"Talent de combat",
        "label":"Combat skill",
        "defaultInstance":{
            "@class":"NumberInstance",
            "value":1.0
        },
        "scope":{
            "@class":"TeamScope"
        },
        "minValue":1,
        "maxValue":20
    }, {
        "@class":"NumberDescriptor",
        "name":"stamina",
        "editorLabel":"Vigueur",
        "label":"Stamina",
        "defaultInstance":{
            "@class":"NumberInstance",
            "value":1.0
        },
        "scope":{
            "@class":"TeamScope"
        },
        "minValue":1,
        "maxValue":20
    },{
        "@class":"NumberDescriptor",
        "name":"currentPage",
        "editorLabel":"currentPage",
        "label":"currentPage",
        "defaultInstance":{
            "@class":"NumberInstance",
            "value":2.0
        },
        "scope":{
            "@class":"TeamScope"
        }
    }]
}

This JSON can be savec in the "db" folder of your project, It create a game model with the following properties:

• @class serves to clarify what is this file.
• name is the name of your game model.
• scriptLibrary Global scripts used by your game (here, no script is used)
• cssUri is the relative path to access the CSS of your game.
• pageUri is the relative path to access the file "page" (the structure of interfaces) of your game.
• games behave information of games, teams and players. Elements ** name ** is used as token (keyword used to link a player to a game) and must be unique.
• childVariableDescriptors Variables of the game model, it is a list of objects VariableDescriptor. Variables involved, it is a list of objects VariableDescriptor. Properties can be see in the java classes on (Wegas source / packages / ... / persistence / [name of the variable (descriptor or instance)]. Java) , by creating the desired variable in the editor and then exporting the game model by a REST client or by loocking in an other wegas project.

5. Go back to http://localhost:8080/Wegas/ where you will find your newly created game model. Select it and click on the game to edit it.