A multiuser web game of deception and deduction.
Front end: React, Redux, Sass, SemanticUI, jQuery, SocketIO.
Back end: Node, Express, Pug, Passport, Mongodb with Mongoose, SocketIO.
Build: Gulp, Browserify, Babel (front end).
Latest version: 0.4.2.
Install node v6.x.
Install mongodb, have it in your path.
git clone https://github.com/cozuya/one-night-werewolf.git
cd one-night-werewolf
mkdir data logs
npm i -g gulp nodemon
npm i
At this point you may receive an error regarding node-sass so you'll need to do
npm rebuild node-sass
For installation on windows, you may need to do a few extra steps if you are getting node-gyp errors, specifically installing the required MS programs referred to on node-gyp's github, and then possibly doing:
set GYP_MSVS_VERSION=2013
npm i --msvs_version=2013
instead of the npm install found above.
On occasion semantic-ui itself will attempt to install for some reason - you can safely control-c at the prompt.
start mongo:
npm run db
start server:
npm start
build assets (first time only):
gulp build
start development task runner:
gulp
navigate to: http://localhost:8080
You'll most likely need a browser extension such as Chrome's Multilogin to have multiple sessions on the same browser. No, incognito will not work.
Server side code for the game is contained in routes/socket and code quality is decent. Code quality of the express and front end ajax stuff is sloppy.. don't judge me too harshly - that wasn't the fun part so bogging through it with some not so DRY code was an easy way to get it done.
npm test