dojo-template-godot

Initial Setup

The repository already contains the dojo-starter as a submodule. Feel free to remove it if you prefer.

Prerequisites: First and foremost, ensure that Dojo is installed on your system. If it isn't, you can easily get it set up with:

curl -L https://install.dojoengine.org | bash

Followed by:

dojoup

For an in-depth setup guide, consult the Dojo book.

Launch the Example

Dojo Contract

After cloning the project, execute the following:

0. init submodule

git submodule update --init --recursive

1. Terminal 1 - Katana:

cd dojo-starter && katana --disable-fee

2. Terminal 2 - Contracts:

cd dojo-starter && sozo build && sozo migrate

Connecting to your Dojo Game

This template uses the dojo-starter contract as a base. To connect to your game an player, you will need to update the following:

    private string systemAddress = "SYSTEM_ADDRESS"; // gotten from sozo migrate
	private string playerAddress = "PLAYER_ADDRESS"; // gotten from Katana
	private string playerKey = "PLAYER_PRIVATE_KEY"; // gotten from Katana

You can execute a game function by calling the Execute method. The first argument is the model name, and the second is an array of arguments.

void Execute(string model, string[] args)

// Examples

// Spawning a new Player
string[] spwanArgs = new string[] { };
Execute("spawn", spwanArgs); // replace `spawn` with your model name and `spawnArgs` with your arguments

// Moving the Player to the left
string[] moveArgs = new string[] { "1" };
Execute("move", moveArgs);

You can also call the GetData method to get the current state of the game. The first argument is the model name, and the second is an array of arguments.

string GetData(string model, string[] args)