Note: This project was originally developed by Kera but that user seems to have gone dark, with no response to pull requests or private messages. Development continues here, with hopes of merging with the original at some point in the future.
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Install the userscript: tagpro-vcr.user.js.
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Play a game of TagPro.
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Upload the recording to the VCR: https://bash-tp.github.io/tagpro-vcr
The userscript records WebSocket messages coming from the server and stores them with timestamps into a newline-delimited JSON file. More specifically, every line is an array consisting of a timestamp, the event name and event data. For example, this is an event for playing the burst sound at 14.52s:
[14520, "sound", { "s": "burst", "v": 1 }]The VCR webpage runs the original game client code (global-game.js), but replaces the socket.io library with a "fake socket" that replays the recorded events.
- Install lerna globally:
npm install --global lerna - Run
lerna bootstrap(runsnpm installin sub-packages) - Run
lerna run build(runsnpm run buildin sub-packages)
To automatically recompile when source files change, cd to sub-package directories and run npm run watch.
To test the webpage component, cd webpage and run npm run test to start a webserver on http://localhost:8080.
Settings for Visual Studio Code are included in the source tree. If you're using VS Code, the TSLint and es6-string-html plugins are recommended.