Getting Started

Getting started with waphics is easy. To download, simpliy do the following:

git clone https://github.com/ScriptLineStudios/waphics.c
cd waphics.c
sudo make install

Waphics is simple to use. Once installed simply create a new C file and add an init and run method as follows:

#define WAPHICS_IMPLEMENTATION
#include "waphics.c"

#define WIDTH 1000
#define HEIGHT 600

uint32_t pixels[WIDTH * HEIGHT];
Surface display;

void init(void) {
    display = SCREEN(pixels, WIDTH, HEIGHT);
}

uint32_t *run(void) {
  // your code will go here...

  return display.pixels;
}

From there you are free to use waphics functionaltiy on the web! Once you are ready to compile to the web. Simpliy run:

waphics <your_file>.c <width> <height>

This will generate the following:

index.html
output.wasm
javascript.js

Simpliy run index.html using a web server of your choice, and you will be greeted by your window!

Using Images

In order to use images on the web. You must first generate the bytes of the images this can be done with the built in waphics tool:

waphics_image_load <image_path>.png <image_name>

This will generate:

<image_name>.h

This header file contains all the information needed to used the image on the web!

// other include
#include "<image_name>.h"

uint32_t *run(void) {
  // other code

  //void waphics_draw_image(Surface display, Rectangle rect, uint32_t scale, uint32_t *pixels);
  waphics_draw_image(display, RECT(xpos, ypos, <image_name>_width, <image_name>_height), 1, <image_name>_pixels);

  return display.pixels;
}

Keyboard Inputs

if get_key(KEY_A) {
  // the code here will only run when A is pressed
}