A 2D game engine written in C++

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When you work on a feature you might break another one without noticing.

Describe the solution you'd like Tests that test certain features and/or methods that run when new code is being merged

#51

Features

• Interactive color changes with mouse.
• Text Alignment options
• Input Controls (OnMouseDown, OnMouseUp etc.)

Issues

• For now, we can't draw button with filled rectangle. Because since the rectangle is rendered first, we can't see the text below it. So we will render a empty rectangle until we fix the error.
• Text Colors seems sus. It doesn't show the same color as I want to draw. When clicking the button in the gif below, the rectangle successfully turns yellow, while the text does not completely change to yellow. Or i'm just confused.

Screenshots

I am open to discussion.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Currently when you want to log an integer you can't. Currently only strings are allowed.

Describe the solution you'd like Being allowed to log more than only strings.

Additional context As an example, you can't do this currently or something similar. log_utils::info("Amount: " << number);

There should be a way that it is possible to do this.

Describe the bug In the file "engine.cpp" at line 122 in the function "bool Engine::initializeSceneManager()" the line of code "m_SceneManager->addScenes(m_Config.scenes);" does not add a scene object to "m_Config.scenes".

To Reproduce start wase-engine

Expected behavior A window should appear when I start wase-engine

System information:

• OS: Ubuntu
• Version: 22.04

Additional context I was able to run wase-engine before input was added but I don't think the bug has anything to do with input.

#38 Think of what I'm doing as a template, not as a whole set of tests. After that, when a new feature is being developed, it would be more accurate to push, including tests.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I'm using MinGW-64 on Windows. Since my working environment is vscode, i can't build with that command: cmake .. -G "MinGW Makefiles"

mingw makefiles does not support platform specification win32

Describe the solution you'd like We can remove that line:

set(CMAKE_GENERATOR_PLATFORM win32)

Also, why only x86 build support?

Describe the solution you'd like A namespace that contains methods to get information from the filesystem

• [x] fileExists: returns a bool
• [x] folderExists: returns a bool
• [x] getFiles: returns the names and extension of the files at the given path
• [x] getFolders: returns the names of the folders at the given path
• [x] readFile: returns a string with the contents of the file

#56 #64

• windows-latest(MSVC-latest)
• windows-latest(MinGW 8.1.0)
• ubuntu-latest (GCC 9.3.0)

You can check actions on my branch: https://github.com/requizm/wase-engine/tree/GithubActionCI

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. We should add it to see if there are errors in pull requests.

Describe the solution you'd like We can use github actions, travis-ci etc. Currently the following can be done on windows:

• MinGW 8.1.0 or up
• MSVC 2019

Added four sound classes: buffer used to load sounds, music buffer used to play music, sound device used to control how the sound is heard, and source class that is used to play sounds.

Describe the solution you'd like A namespace that contains methods to write information to the filesystem

• [ ] copy: copies the source path to the target path
• [ ] delete: deletes a file/folder
• [ ] createFile: creates a file at the target location
• [ ] createFolder: creates a folder at the target location
• [ ] write: write to the target file

Describe the solution you'd like An implementation for string id's to identify things such as entities and scenes in an efficiënt way.

Additional context https://cowboyprogramming.com/2007/01/04/practical-hash-ids/