$ sbt
> run
$ open http://localhost:9000solitaire-ggMain web application. Handles online games.sharedJvmCore game logic and rules definitions, for JVM projects.sharedJsShared classes, compiled to Scala.js JavaScript.sharedNativeShared classes, compiled to native code.clientScala.js app to support offline play.utilVarious utility projects, mainly for batch processing.
Solitaire.gg is a WebGL client-server solitaire implementation with offline support. Using 4K-ready retina-quality HD graphics, Solitaire.gg aims to be the best card game available.
In online mode, a Play application communicates over a WebSocket to a pool of Akka actors managing games and connections. Serialization is handled by Play Json, and all database communication runs via postgres-async. In offline mode, Scala.js compiles the shared code and provides an in-browser server, communicating with the client via JavaScript interop.
Rendering is handled by Phaser.io using a simple message-passing interface. A general Solitaire solver is included, supporting backtracking and propagation.
All meaningful operations are tracked through Scala Metrics, and are exposed through JMX or a servlet available by default on port 9001. Reporting to Graphite can be enabled through application.conf, and reports to localhost:2003 by default. Metrics exposes all actors, queries, logs, requests, and jvm info.
All Scala code is formatted by Scalariform, and passes all checks from Scalastyle and Scapegoat. No Scala file is longer than 100 lines, no line longer than 140 characters, and all warnings are treated as errors. Tests are part of the main source tree so they can be run from the browser.
JavaScript is verified by Require.js and UglifyJS. Any Javascript errors or warnings will be treated as compile errors.
Security filters are in place, and are configured so that resources (css, js, etc) can only be loaded from the configured host. Inline styles and scripts are prohibited.
Solitaire.gg is free, open-source software under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2017 Kyle Unverferth
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