README.md

bevy_tdd_book

Start of a book [1] called 'Developing Bevy games using TDD'. The goal is to demonstrate how to do Test-Driven Development with Bevy.

• Contributing
• Contributors
• FAQ

Chapters

Section 1: introduction

• 1.1. Introduction

Section 2: basics

• 2.1. Introduction

Code	Code coverage	Chapter	Description	Concepts
code		hello_world.md	Hello world	A minimal App
code		add_player.md	Adding a player	Using a marker Component, using a Query
code		add_player_sprite.md	Adding a player sprite	Using closures and SpriteBundles
code		add_player_sprite_with_texture.md	Adding a player sprite with a texture	Using a texture
code		add_text.md	Adding text on screen	Using Text2dBundle
code		add_camera.md	Adding a camera	Using Camera2dBundle
code		move_player.md	Move the player	Extending a Component

Section 3: user input

• 3.1. Introduction

Code	Code coverage	Chapter	Description	Concepts
code		respond_to_window_resize.md	Respond to window resize, minimal example	Minimal example, mouse wheel press
code		respond_to_key_press.md	Respond to keyboard, minimal example	Minimal example, key press
code		respond_to_just_key_pressed.md	Respond to keyboard, minimal example	Minimal example, key just being pressed
code		respond_to_mouse_move.md	Respond to mouse, minimal example	Minimal example, mouse move
code		respond_to_mouse_button_press.md	Respond to mouse, minimal example	Minimal example, mouse button press
code		respond_to_mouse_wheel_turn.md	Respond to mouse, minimal example	Minimal example, mouse wheel turn
code		respond_to_mouse_wheel_press.md	Respond to mouse, minimal example	Minimal example, mouse wheel press

• gamepad

Section 4: media

• Adding a 3D player with a texture
• 3D models
• drawing
• animations
• sounds
• other suggestions from feedback

Section 99: Graphical user interface testing

• Testing for a key press to close the game

Section for possible chapters

Code	Code coverage	Chapter	Description	Concepts
code		.	Use Bevy states	Minimal example, state, States
code		.	Use Bevy resources	Minimal example, resources
code		.	Get and set a window's title	Minimal example, window title
code		.	Click on a sprite	Minimal example, sprite, mouse click, interaction

Appendix

Code	Code coverage	Chapter [2]	Description	Concepts
code		move_camera.md	Move the camera	Extending a Component
code		move_camera_with_keyboard.md	Respond to keyboard	.
code		move_player_with_keyboard.md	Respond to keyboard	.
code		move_camera_with_mouse.md	Respond to mouse	.
code		move_player_with_mouse.md	Respond to mouse	.
code		show_2d_coordinate_systems.md	Show 2D coordinate systems	2D coordinate systems

Files used by continuous integration scripts

Filename	Descriptions
mlc_config.json	Configuration of the link checker, use markdown-link-check --config mlc_config.json --quiet docs/**/*.md to do link checking locally
.spellcheck.yml	Configuration of the spell checker, use pyspelling -c .spellcheck.yml to do spellcheck locally
.wordlist.txt	Whitelisted words for the spell checker, use pyspelling -c .spellcheck.yml to do spellcheck locally
.markdownlint.jsonc	Configuration of the markdown linter, use markdownlint "**/*.md" to do markdown linting locally. The name of this file is a default name.
.markdownlintignore	Files ignored by the markdown linter, use markdownlint "**/*.md" to do markdown linting locally. The name of this file is a default name.

Links

• Blog post 'Test-Driven Development in Rust Game Development with Bevy' by Edgardo Carreras