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a simple sprite editor

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# spritely
> spritely is currently being refactored see the [project](https://github.com/users/dfirebaugh/projects/1/views/1) for tasks.

Spritely is a sprite editor for making tiny sprites.
Spritely makes a 64 sprite sprite sheet in the format of png.  Each sprite is 8x8 pixels with 16 colors.

## Demo
A limited demo can be found here: https://dfirebaugh.github.io/spritely/

![spritely](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dfirebaugh/spritely/main/docs/spritely.png)

## Build Requirements

```
$ apt-get install libsdl2-ttf-dev libsdl2-image-dev python3.9-dev libpng-dev
```

## Build with zig

You can build this project with [zig](https://ziglang.org/download/).
(i'm using zig version 0.11.0)

```bash
zig build
```

This will build a binary at `./zig-out/bin/spritely`

You can also use the following command to run the app.
```bash
zig build run
```

## Webassembly build

Running `make web` will build spritely using emscripten. So in order to run it, you need to download it from : https://emscripten.org/docs/getting_started/downloads.html

`make web` will create two files: `index.js` and `index.wasm`. Using the given `index.html` and a simple web server you can use spritely in your web browser!
> note: chrome doesn't support `file://` XHR request

### run the wasm build
```bash
make run-wasm
```

> You can run a simple web server by going to the `web` folder and then run a web server using python2 with `python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080` or python3 with `python -m http.server 8080`

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