A Miami Story!
The project A Miami Story is focused on a story for Miami, based around Miami, and playtested by people from Miami.
This is a text-based adventure game, focused on locations and the locale of Miami.
For this phase, I have limited the commands to four: move, look, wait, and panic.
I learned a lot about game logic and using React, and the difficulties of connecting scenes and transitions. And I enjoyed making sure things were connected and moving from player input.
Tech stack for the client/front-end:
React.js
For use of the Jquery Command Line Terminal:
Jquery Command Line Terminal https://terminal.jcubic.pl/
For connecting front-end with back-end
Axios
For installation on front-end:
npm i (installs node modules)
npm i sass
npm i axios
npm start
All assets for use in project, no copyright:
AI art images generated by: https://neural.love/ai-art-generator
Music tracks: https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/royalty-free-music/downloads-c/8-bit-music/6, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8nHWwO1U2Q
Tech stack for the server/back-end:
Node.js
Express
Two JSON data files, scenes.json and transitions.json
For installation:
npm i
npm i node
npm i Express
npm i nodemon
nodemon server.js
Test on Postman (endpoints /transitions and /scenes)
GET /transitions| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
transitions |
string |
Required. JSON file transitions |
GET /scenes| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
scenes |
string |
Required.JSON file scenes |