termcade games

Asteroid, Tetris and Brickough are WebAssembly games for termcade.

termcade add aviorstudio/asteroid
termcade add aviorstudio/tetris
termcade add aviorstudio/brickough

Each game is implemented in Rust and exports Termcade’s WebAssembly ABI through termcade-sdk. The games keep their existing directories, termcade.toml manifests and independent build/ outputs. Run an installed package through a caller-owned Termcade session.

The Cargo workspace locks the SDK to an exact Git revision. Rust 1.94 builds wasm32-wasip1 reactors. Native tests cover gameplay rules and seeded replays; WebAssembly checks exercise the exported ABI at all four rendering densities.

Game releases retain independent <game>-vX.Y.Z tags. Published versions are immutable. The release workflow builds with a pinned Rust Termcade CLI, verifies hosted build provenance, publishes the package, then indexes it in the marketplace. THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt accompanies release assets.

Contributor verification

Tool versions and native tasks live in mise.toml. Prepare the pinned helper source and run the complete gate:

git clone https://github.com/nicodes/tools.git .ci-tools
git -C .ci-tools checkout --detach a1c0321f3b4917a7e99eca42e241e46670f6e1e1
mise install
mise run check

Native build and test commands retain source and output checks, with receipts in .artifacts/verification. Existing product release rules and artifacts remain owned by this repository. End users install the product’s published distribution.

Contributor task interface

Contributor tool versions and task entry points live in the native Mise configuration. Use mise run lint for source checks, mise run test for the applicable behavioral tests, and mise run check for the complete supported gate. mise run clean removes declared generated outputs while preserving source, credentials and retained data. This package has no application development service.