This is a list of app examples that demonstrate PixeLAW's capability. Each app can stand alone and can be deployed individually. Here are the list of apps currently available:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| hunter | A game of chance where any player can pick a random pixel that could either be a winning or losing pixel |
| minsweeper | A classic minesweeper with a limited amount of pixels in a board |
| rps | Stands for rock-paper-scissors, where two players can play on the same pixel |
| tictactoe | A classic game of tictactoe against a machine learning opponent |
| brc2048 | A fully on-chain 2048 based on PixeLAW(a pixel-based Autonomous World built on @Starknet using @ohayo_dojo) |
| pix2048 | A fully on-chain 2048 based on PixeLAW(a pixel-based Autonomous World built on @Starknet using @ohayo_dojo) |
There are two recommended ways to get PixeLAW started. The simplest method is getting everything started with all the apps in this repo and the other method is individually deploying them.
Run this command to start up PixeLAW core and deploy all apps in the directory.
make startTo stop it, simply run this command:
make stopTo start up PixeLAW, you can either:
docker compose up -dor
make start_coreAfterwards, to deploy an app to your local PixeLAW, you can either:
./local_deploy.sh <replace_this_with_any_app_name>or
make deploy_app APP=<replace_this_with_any_app_name>If you'd like to contribute your app to PixeLAW, feel free to do a pull request for this repo and add your app in the table above.
| Contribution | Developer |
|---|---|
| App - brc2048 | MetaCat |
| App - pix2048 | MetaCat |