WADPunk

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WADPunk is a cross-platform app to help you manage your WAD library and launch Source Ports like GZDoom.

The idea is you have a Games folder filled with .wad files or folders. WADPunk will read everything in that folder and present them as Games which you launch in a Source Port.

Games can be tagged with anything you want, and some default tags are included. iwad is a special tag used so WADPunk knows which IWAD to use when launching your game. Anything tagged with that will be presented for you to choose from when launching a game.

You can then launch those games and:

• Specify a Source Port.
• Separate save files.
• Use a separate config (optional).
• Easily add other .wads.
• Choose from any of your IWADs.
• Drag + drop to sort all files.
• Specify .deh and .bex files.

WADPunk was inspired by Doom Launcher.

Development

The UI lives in src/, while the backend lives in ./src-tauri/src.

Getting Started

./script/start

GraphQL

Communication between the UI and backend is done via GraphQL.

Rust

To add new types, queries, or mutations, edit schema.graphql and run ./script/prepare-env.

After adding new Queries / Mutations, or "complex" fields, you might need to implement the method in ./src-tauri/src/graphql/datasource.rs. You can find a reference implementation in ./src-tauri/src/graphql/datasource_impl.rs

UI

Edit a file named operations.graphql in the directory of the feature.

Say for example you made this operation:

query Example {
  getGames {
    id
    name
  }
}

Then you would use it like:

const { data } = useSuspenseQuery(ExampleDocument)

And if you'd like, an interface for the response would be available as ExampleQuery, and an interface for the variables would be available as ExampleQueryVariables.

For a mutation, it's exactly the same, except instead of Query in the names above it would be `Mutation,