kPong is a chaos game for kubernetes. It is pong, with high stakes. If you lose the round, you lose your pod.
DO NOT PLAY THIS IN PRODUCTION.
See the releases page for stable versions.
The current release enables 2 players to play with 1 keyboard using these bindings:
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
| escape | Exit the game |
| space | Serve the ball (start round) |
| w | Move player 1 (left paddle) up |
| s | Move player 1 (right paddle) down |
| ↑ | Move player 2 (left paddle) up |
| ↓ | Move player 2 (right paddle) down |
At the command line, the following flags are available for configuration:
|Flag|Default|Description| |-|-| |--host|127.0.0.1:27017|Specify location for kubeconfig| |--hostIP||Specify location for kubeconfig| |--kubeconfig|Specify location for kubeconfig| |--namespace|Specify the namespace you want to select from, or leave empty for all namespaces|
You will need xcode before you can use CGO, then get the repo and build:
xcode-select --install
go get github.com/goshlanguage/kpong
cd ~/go/src/github.com/goshlanguage/kpong
go build cmd/kpong/kpong.go
After installing golang, run:
go get github.com/goshlanguage/kpong
cd ~/go/src/github.com/goshlanguage/kpong
go build cmd/kpong/kpong.go
Windows seems to be a tricky environment, at least for me. I am able to build and run this project within mingw and golang's windows distribution. You can find these here: mingw golang
For Mingw specifically, please see this article for better instructions for installation config.
Once setup, you should be able to open a MinGW shell and run:
go get github.com/goshlanguage/kpong
cd $HOME/go/src/github.com/goshlanguage/
go build cmd/kpong/kpong.go