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TTT

TTT is a simple wrapper library around SFML made to simplify the making of an SFML game.

NOTE: This project isn't really meant to be updated. It was something I wanted to do for fun, but if you'd like to develop it further or something then please do so.

Building

NOTE: To build on Windows or macOS, you will need to check the meson documentation by yourself. Maybe I'll consider doing that but that's a project for another day.

Dependencies

Like with any project, there will always be some dependencies (no exceptions), this project has them:

• SFML (the library that's being wrapped)
• Meson (the build system)
• Ninja
• git
• A C++ compiler that supports at least version C++20
• pkg-conf

Actually building

4 commands, not much else if you have all of the needed dependencies.

$ git clone https://github.com/reallySmooll/TTT.git
$ cd TTT
$ meson setup build
$ meson compile -C build

You can also do:

$ sudo meson install -C build
$ sudo mv /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/TTT.pc /usr/lib/pkgconfig/

The latter commands will install the library system-wide so you can use it anywhere without having to keep a .a file in your lib folder.

Usage

A basic setup looks something like this (main.cpp):

#include <TTT/TTT.hpp>

#include <string>

constexpr int WINDOW_WIDTH         = 800;  // You don't have to write it exactly like here.
constexpr int WINDOW_HEIGHT        = 600;  // You don't have to write it exactly like here.
constexpr std::string WINDOW_TITLE = "TTT" // You don't have to write it exactly like here.

int main()
{
    TTT::Window::verbose                      = true; // True or false for debug output.
    TTT::Window::toggleFPS                    = true; // True or false for toggling FPS at startup.
    TTT::Window::shouldCreateDefaultEventLoop = true; // True or false for creating a default immutable event loop.

    TTT::Window::defaultEventLoopFontFilename = "path/to/font/for/default/event/loop";

    TTT::Window ttt(WINDOW_WIDTH, WINDOW_HEIGHT, WINDOW_TITLE /* optional */);

    return 0;
}

Documentation

Documentation is work in progress but you can already find it at https://reallysmooll.github.io/TTT-docs.