Bring a live ClojureScript physics engine rig definition and simulation testbed to the browser.
The current version of this project relies on other (awesome) projects:
- Ali Shakiba's Planck.js, a JavaScript rewrite of Erin Catto's Box2D physics engine.
- Mike Thompson's re-frame, a Reagent framework for writing SPAs.
Thanks to their authors for making this easier.
- One or more rigs are defined with ClojureScript hash maps in a KLIPSE browser plugin.
- A physics engine driven simulation of those rigs is performed by the planck.js engine.
- Each rig component is rendered reactively with Reagent.
- Application flow is managed by re-frame.
Clone this project, open a terminal on the project root, run the boot dev command and point your browser to localhost:4000.
If the boot command fails because that port is already taken, edit build.boot, re-assigning a different (and free) port number on the serve {:port 4000} line.
In the browser, you should see a simulation of the default test rig defined and assembled in src/cljs/rfp/app/cljs . Modify that rig by, say, commenting out some of the _ (pl/assemble-in! ... lines or modifying some key values. You're on your way.
This project is in flux. More to come, shortly.
For now, use at will and at own risk.
Feel free to submit comments, suggestions, issues, etc.