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• receive the data of a game
• create entities accordingly
• get access to those entities (to display them for example)
• receive an event when the data is refreshed by the server

Move out of the game engine all the message parsing and message creation logic. Use the EventsEmitter interface to communicate between the two objects.

• create a new game
• execute some actions
• pass turns
• end the game

• create the player entity
• list the existing games
• make the player join a game

I made a new version of my entity-system library, and I now need to integrate that into Fightly. It changes quite a few things, notably in the API, so there are many things to change.

It makes no sense to have some modules in lib/ and others in modules/, better have them all in modules/ and use the name core as a special case.

We need a build process for our client-side file, so users can simply require('fightly'). It will use r.js from require.js.

• in a previously created game with existing entities, call an action on an entity
• execute that action on the server
• update the client state with the result of the action

I looked briefly at you code. I looked at the Action manager, and there is a method to attack with unit. I looked also at the component entity, I wonder can it be used to create for example skills for a RPG type of game. I can skip the maps and units. I want have complex calculations of the damage made by skills depend on having other skills active on both players and/or both players statistics like strength, vitality, agility etc. Seems very complex, but the game is working on php

Chose and use a unit test library on the client.

See Mocha http://visionmedia.github.com/mocha/ ? Jasmine http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/ ?

Update the unit tests on the server to use the same library? Both mocha and jasmine can be used on the client and the server.

As of what I wrote here: http://fightly.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=2 I am going to try a new architecture for the game engine, based on objects and actions, and allowing modules to be added.

Of course this work will be done in a branch.

I looked briefly at you code. I looked at the Action manager, and there is a method to attack with unit. I looked also at the component entity, I wonder can it be used to create for example skills for a RPG type of game. I can skip the maps and units. I want have complex calculations of the damage made by skills depend on having other skills active on both players and/or both players statistics like strength, vitality, agility etc. Seems very complex, but the game is working on php

For developers and potential users? :)

• end my turn with an input
• automatically start the next player's turn

• get the list of modules in the client
• download all files of all modules
• create a way to access entities and actions

• add an action to create a new game
• call the action in the client and transfer it to the server
• get a confirmation that the game was created and join it