This project template has been set up using Vite and includes:

• Typescript
• Code Splitting
• Source Minification
• CSS Postprocessing

# install dependencies
npm install

# serve with live reloading on localhost
npm run dev

# build for production
npm run build

# serve your production build on localhost
npm run preview

If you want to add more features like linting, unit testing or SCSS to your own project, you can do so quite easily with Vite. Read the documentation to get familiar with the tool. Also take a look at awesome-vite for plugins and more.

If you want to maintain your own repo based on this boilerplate, you first need to detach it from this repo. Here is what you need to do:

1. edit these files and enter your own project info

   • package.json
   • README.md
   • index.html

2. delete LICENSE (and perhaps add your own)

3. reinitialize git

rm -rf .git
git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit"

You might want to expose some game state that lives inside of your Phaser code to your Vue components and vice versa, for example a highscore. Here are two ways you can achieve sharing state between the frameworks.

• Import a Phaser EventEmitter instance in both your Vue components and Phaser modules. Both sides can then listen to and emit events on that emitter.

• Have both sides share a Pinia store instance. It works like an event emitter, but can also hold state. The Pinia store is nicely integrated into your Vue components and is easily accessible on the Phaser side by applying the useStore hook.