The pico-socket project is composed of several pieces:
/bin- contains files for running the server and creating the
package.json - these files power the
pico-socketcommand that can be run withnpx
- contains files for running the server and creating the
/lib- exposed functions for adding client logic and running the express / socket-io server
- if javascript-inclined users want to do change the internal behavior, they can use some of these functions
/integration-tests- integration tests that verify websocket configuration and behavior
- these depend on running the app already, using
npm run sample
/sample- sample pico-8 game to verify the behavior of pico-socket
When making / proposing changes to pico-8, be sure to run the following:
- unit tests (via
npm run test) - integration tets (by running
npm run sampleandnpm run int)