Please take a look at the latest version here in GDevelop source code.

This is a port of some parts of GDevelop to Javascript using Emscripten.

GDevelop is a full featured, cross-platform, open-source game creator software requiring no programming skills. Download it on the official website and check its GitHub page.

• Make sure you have CMake 3.5+

• Install Emscripten, as explained on the Emscripten installation instructions:

(on Windows run emsdk instead of ./emsdk, and emsdk_env.bat instead of source ./emsdk_env.sh. For up-to-date information, check again Emscripten installation instructions).

• Make sure you have Node.js installed and grunt:

• Clone GDevelop repository and this repository at the root of GD repository:

• Launch the build:

Output is created in /path/to/GD/Binaries/Output/libGD.js/.

• You can then launch GDevelop 5 that will use your build of Gdevelop.js:

More information in GDevelop 5 readme.

Launch tests with grunt:

Or launch example:

The demo generate a json file that can be opened with GDevelop!

The grunt build task:

• create Binaries/embuild directory,
• patch SFML Config.hpp file to make Emscripten recognized as a linux target,
• launch CMake inside to compile GDevelop with Emscripten toolchain file,
• update the glue.cpp and glue.js from Bindings.idl using Emscripten WebIDL Binder,
• launch the compilation with make and wrap the generated libGD.js.raw into the final libGD.js file.

It also create a compressed libGD.js.gz file which is handy for distributing the library pre-compressed to web browsers.

Refer to GDevelop documentation for detailed documentation of the original C++ classes. The file Bindings.idl describes all the classes available in GDevelop.js.

• GDevelop.js is distributed under the MIT license.
• GDevelop is under the MIT license (and GPL v3 license for the old IDE).