Build settlements, roads & cities on a hexagonal grid. Renders a 3D board of all the items using three.js. Most of the UI is implemented using vue.js. A complete and custom language is defined using antlr4, which is used for integration- and cucumber-style test scripts.

https://generateui.github.io/jsettlers-web/

• 3D render engine
• complete base game
• easy to use client
• full extensible API (add new Resources, Ports, Hexes, Rules, Options, DevelopmentCards, UI behaviors, Renderers, ...)
• unit tests
• integration test scripts using a dsl (which supports unicode emoji)
• complete base theme (images, icons, UI elements)
• 1D, 2D and 3D hexagonal coordinate systems and conversion between them
• standardized protocol using Protobuf
• separated layers (UI ⤑ model ⤑ data) (⤑ meams "depends on")
• bots (although very, very basic)
• written in ES7, uses ES6 modules where possible
• seems to work on Edge, Chrome & Firefox

Bold are runtime dependencies, otherwise it is a development dependency.

• Vue.js to render the main UI and most
• Vue-router for URI routing
• Three.js to render a 3D board with pieces
• Popper.js to provide rich tooltips
• Antlr4 to define a dsl for integration testing
• mocha.js for unit tests
• browserify for fast & easy development
• babel.js to transpile to ES5 code
• Java as transitive dependency for antlr4
• protobuf.js to generate javascript source from .proto

1. clone repo
2. ensure node is installed
3. npm install
4. npm run dev to run browserify with an integrated dev-webserver locally. Initial build of ./dist/build.js may take a while.
5. you should now see a jsettlers-web web page served in your fav browser at http:https://localhost:8080

Note: npm run dev generates protobuf and antlr4 sources. I have tested this on a Windows machine only, let me know if it fails on other OSes.

Run npm run test. This will run the unit tests. To run the integration test scripts, run npm run script.