treedude is a clone of the mini-game from Superhot titled 'Tree Dude Tree Dude Dude'. Chop as much of the tree as you can while avoiding branches and keeping an eye on the timer.
Written in C89/90 with the Curses library and complies with SUSv2 through to POSIX.1-2008 (SUSv4).
Ensure the following is available on your system:
- GCC or clang. To use clang,
CC=clang
must be passed to make commands. - An X/Open Curses implementation such as ncurses or PDCurses.
Clone and build:
(Replace github.com
with gitlab.com
if using GitLab)
$ git clone https://github.com/n-ivkovic/treedude
$ cd treedude
$ make
Run without installing:
$ ./treedude
Install and run:
# make install
$ treedude
Update after installation:
$ git pull master
$ make
# make install
Additional options:
$ make help
Key | Action |
---|---|
← , A , H |
Chop left. |
→ , D , L |
Chop right. |
Enter |
Continue. |
Q , Esc |
Quit. |
Option | Description |
---|---|
-n | Do not read or write the high score from the $XDG_DATA_HOME ($HOME /.local/share) directory. |
-v, -V | Print version and exit. |
The below are features I may or may not get around to implementing:
- Windows support. This will need to include changing the build process, likely through the usage of CMake.
- Refactors and rewrites. This is my first notable C project, there are bound to be areas that need improvement.
Please adhere to the following when creating a pull request:
- Ensure changes do not cause the compiler to return any warnings or errors.
- Ensure changes are written in C89/90 that complies with SUSv2, but does not utilise features removed from or marked as obsolete in POSIX.1-2001 (SUSv3) or POSIX.1-2008 (SUSv4). Features in standards newer than SUSv2 may be utilised as long as whether the feature can be utilised on the current system is checked during compile time and the game will still run fine if the feature cannot be utilised.
- Ensure changes match the general coding style of the project.
- Ensure changes are branched from
develop
and the pull request merges back intodevelop
.
Copyright © 2022-2023 Nicholas Ivkovic.
Licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later. See ./LICENSE, or https://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html if more recent, for details.
This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.