quip

A Clojure game engine made using Quil.

Quick start

The easiest way to get going is to use the quip Leiningen template:

lein new com.github.kimbsy/quip <project-name>

This will create a game project containing two scenes, menu and level-01.

you can run your game locally with Leiningen:

lein run

Or from the repl:

(-main)

You can build your game as a .jar for distribution.

# build
lein uberjar

# run
java -jar target/uberjar/<project>-<version>-standalone.jar

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Slower start

For a guide to the basics check out the Wiki

Taking a look at the example games gives a few simple demonstrations of how to use animated sprites, basic music and sound effects, and others.

For more advanced examples feel free to check out these games on Itch.io

:warning: These games were all made for game jams under tight time constraints, so the code is of ... mixed quality.

• Bonsai Binary Trees (GitHub) (Itch.io)
• Tower Struggle (GitHub) (Itch.io)
• Sandpipers (GitHub) (Itch.io)
• The Sequence Abstraction (GitHub) (Itch.io)
• Variable Volatility (GitHub) (Itch.io)
• Ssss-Expressions (GitHub) (Itch.io)
• Dynamically Typed (GitHub) (Itch.io)

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Documentation

Check out the Wiki for docs on the latest version.

You can generate function-level documentation by cloning quip locally and using Codox:

lein codox

License

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.