is a social hangout "game" where you can talk and interact with other players, inspired by the vtuber Mono Monet of V4Mirai (think: Yume Nikki Online or Become Fumo but for tabemonos :3). Cibo Online! is a part of monOS, the (heavily WIP) mono-themed operating system but can also be played in the browser without any installation

• cibo_online provides most of the client functionality as well as shared definitions for client and server
• server contains the game server code
• web_client contains the wasm client source

its horrible. i know. for maximum compatibility with the monOS version, i currently draw onto the raw framebuffer with zero gpu acceleration whatsoever. this is obviously not a great idea and will be changed/optimized at some point (probably when i have the monOS version in place).

should be a simple cargo run in the workspace root :) you will need to install wasm-pack first

i don't know why you'd wanna do that, but if you want to its actually pretty simple. there are basically only three things you need to provide:

• some way of connecting to websockets
• a 640x480 linear framebuffer in the RGB(A)8 format (or any reordering - BGR8 or some other wacky variant will work just as fine)
• some sort of (keyboard) input

obtain a player name in whatever way you see fit. initialize a monos_gfx::Framebuffer using your framebuffer and connect to the servers websocket. deserialize incoming messages into ServerMessages. to join the server, send a serialized ClientMessage::Connect containing your requested player name. your client will receive a ServerMessage::FullState as a response containing your clients initial state that you should save. every other type of ServerMessage you receive from that point on you can route straight into that saved state using its handle_message function. all your client needs to do now is each frame is calling the update function on your ClientGameState to process and draw the next frame

thats it! you can look at the wasm implementation here to get a better idea :)