# Rust Roguelike

A rogue-like game, implemented in Rust, with the `specs` ECS library, and `rltk` roguelike toolkit.

## Rust Setup

Follow the instructions on the [Getting Started](https://www.rust-lang.org/learn/get-started) page of the Rust language
website.You should then have `rustup` and `cargo` available in your terminal. If you want to run on a Raspberry Pi, or
via WebAssembly, you will also need `make`.

## Running the game

* For most setups, `cargo run` or `make run`.
* For the Raspberry Pi: `make run-pi`

### Controls

#### Movement

Any movement commands with numbers can use the top row or numpad.

| Direction | Keys               |
|:---------:|--------------------|
|     ↑     | ↑, 8, k            |
|     ↓     | ↓, 2, j            |
|     ←     | ←, 4, h            |
|     →     | →, 6, l            |
|     ↖     | 7, u, q, Home      |
|     ↗     | 9, y, w, Page Up   |
|     ↙     | 1, b, a, End       |
|     ↘     | 3, n, s, Page Down |

#### Item management

| Key | Action           |
|:---:|------------------|
|  g  | Grab an item     |
|  i  | Inventory menu   |
|  d  | Item drop menu   |
|  r  | Remove item menu |

#### Ranged weapons (Not magic or scrolls)

| Key | Action                  |
|:---:|-------------------------|
|  v  | Cycle potential targets |
|  f  | Fire at selected target |

#### Other actions

|  Key(s)  | Action        |
|:--------:|---------------|
| 5, Space | Skip a turn   |
|  Escape  | Save and quit |

#### Mouse controls

By hovering over tiles, the name of item(s) on that tile will appear. For ranged scroll attacks, the left mouse button
is used to select a target.

## WebAssembly Build

* Install the WebAssembly target via rustup: `rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown`
* Install `wasm-bindgen`: `cargo install wasm-bindgen-cli`
* Run `make build-wasm`
* Serve the `wasm` folder with a web server (wasm will not work straight from the html file)

## Makefile

If you want to see what else you can run with Makefile, run `make help`. This will list commands and what they do.

## Changes from tutorial
* Added a macro to register components for `specs`, like was in the tutorial for saving/loading. 
* Game state machine is moved to `src/state.rs`
* Colors (Bracket-lib `RGB` struct) have been converted to static values in `src/colors.rs`, to cut down on boilerplate and numbers of ways of generating color values.
* All references to `rltk` have been converted to `bracket_lib`, as `rltk` was a facade in `bracket_lib`