FunLabyrinthe in Scala

This is a reimplementation in Scala of my long-lived project FunLabyrinthe. The aim of this reimplementation is to make it more portable, especially in three areas:

• Executable on Linux and Mac OS, in addition to Windows
• Thanks to Scala.js, the runner is also executable in browsers
• Maybe make the runner executable on mobile devices

I do not expect this project to reach maturity before a long time. The existing software can be used until then!

Building and running

If you feel adventurous, you may test the current state of FunLabyrinthe.

Prerequisites

• Install scala-cli
• Install Scala and sbt
• Install Node.js

Additional preparation

This project depends on external resources (images) found in a different repository. At the moment, the build does not automatically download these resources, so you need to do it yourself.

• Download funlaby-library.zip.
• Unzip and copy the Resources directory into the editor-renderer directory of this project (i.e., so that ./editor-render/Resources/ exists).

Build

In the directory of this project, run:

• npm install to install Node.js dependencies
• sbt -mem 4096 editorMain/fastLinkJS to actually build the application

Run

In the directory of this project, run:

• npm run start

Created mazes are stored in <your home dir>/FunLabyDocuments/.

Warnings!

There is no protection against closing the application without saving at the moment. Moreover, Ctrl+S does not work yet. Make sure to use the menu File|Save before leaving the application.