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Website: https://www.taylormadetech.dev
Documentation: https://www.taylormadetech.dev/documentation/taylor/latest/
Try it out online: https://www.taylormadetech.dev/playground/

Taylor is a game engine I've built using mruby and raylib. I'm trying to build a very simple way for people to get into game development. This is trying to replicate the simplicity of QBasic but with a more of a modern approach.

Check out my tutorial over on the official Taylor website.

If you'd like to see some examples, check them out here!

There's a couple reasons you may want to compile Taylor yourself and thankfully it's pretty straight forward for Linux.

1. Install the build dependencies:
   Fedora:
   $ sudo dnf groupinstall "Development Tools" "Development Libraries"; sudo dnf install ruby
   Ubuntu/Debian:
   $ sudo apt-get install build-essential ruby

2. You should now just be able to run $ rake and wait a few seconds.

3. You'll now have a binary you can run like $ ./dist/linux/debug/taylor

4. If you want the nice command line interface, you'll need to run:
   $ ./dist/linux/debug/taylor ./cli-tool/cli.rb

5. To make it easier to run, you can create a taylor-dev script and populate it with:

   #!/usr/bin/env bash
   TAYLOR_PATH=/home/sean/code/taylor/
   
   "$TAYLOR_PATH/dist/linux/debug/taylor" "$TAYLOR_PATH/cli-tool/cli.rb" "$@"

6. Then you can just $ ./taylor-dev

To build all the docker images you can run the following command:

$ bundle exec rake docker:build:all

If you also want to compile the mruby and raylib dependencies yourself there are docker images for that too, just run:

$ bundle exec rake docker:build:{mruby,raylib}