Your game table in the browser. Play any board or card game with friends & family.
Tabloro runs on your mac, pc, tablet, or smartphone. Every game session is saved online. Every move can be replayed or rewinded any time. ( TODO )
Built in private peer to peer video & audio chat in the browser.
Scan & upload your own board game tiles, share the link and start playing with friends & family.
NEW March 2020: Simple Server branch perfect for you and your friends - uses local storage instead of AWS and updated to work with node 10 (plenty of deprecated warnings remain though). ~See simpleserver_setup_notes.txt ~
Built with nodejs, express, mongodb, eureca, http://phaser.io and http://peerjs.com/ for peer2peer video&audio chat
Based on madhums express demo, look there for setup instructions More detailed instructions for setup specifically for the simpleserver branch can be found in simpleserver_setup_notes.txt
Using functional programming concepts in many areas. Instead of classes i have used namespaces like T for Tile which is a bunch of functions that apply Tile like functionality to objects, e.g. T.onFlip. Or e.g. Dice as in Dice.spin for dice-like functionality. These functions can be mixed and matched to add functionality to game objects. They are really just namespaces, not instances of classes.
Released under MIT License https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
Ramda is used throughout as functional toolkit. Its a little bit cleaner than underscore or lo-dash, but thats also a matter of taste.
You need to set the env variables for your amazon s3 storage etc. Please use US-standard region buckets, otherwise there is a bug with middleware
ADMIN_MAIL
IMAGER_S3_BUCKET
e.g. mytabloro
IMAGER_S3_KEY
IMAGER_S3_SECRET
MONGOHQ_URL
e.g. mongodb://heroku_app...
MONGOLAB_URI
e.g. mongodb://heroku_....
NODE_ENV
e.g. production
NODE_PATH
e.g. ./config:./app/controllers:./lib
PORT
e.g. 80