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[Twitchkidd]

(rough.js)[https://roughjs.com/] would be fun to add!

[tcled]

wait...so with rough.js are you simply drawing somethings with code? Because that would be really cool to play around with!

[tcled]

Wow because then we could create a rooughjs square for the background and use a roughjs circle to move around and add more shapes to the background or create some sort of collecting game with these objects. Would you be able to create a 4D shape with roughjs?

[Twitchkidd]

The one thing is we'd have to figure out how to handle events with it, as rough.js uses canvas rather than svg. I suggest you start a branch for testing this out, and if we can get it to work, we'll merge it to master.

To do this, we'll be using some commands in the terminal, specifically to create a new branch of the git repository, then to 'go into' that new branch, and once you've made some changes, push that code to the remote repository so we can collaborate on it.

• Open the project in VSCode, and open the terminal (I think it was control + ~)
• If you're in the right directory, move on, if not use the 'cd' command to change to the right directory
• Create a new branch by running 'git branch NAME_OF_YOUR_NEW_BRANCH' and replace that all-caps thing with the name of the new branch. Let's say 'roughjs' (no quotes)
• Go 'into' that new branch with the 'checkout' command, so 'git checkout roughjs' if you call it roughjs
• Then make the changes to the code. Following the instructions on their page would be a good start, see how far you can get. Remember since we're using create-react-app, running 'yarn start' starts up the local server, compiles the JavaScript, and launches localhost port 3000. Remember control + c ends the process running in the terminal. (option + c? try a few)
• When you're ready, add the code to staging, commit the code, and push it to the remote repository. The commands for this are 'git add .' (where the period represents 'all files in project'), then "git commit -m 'YOUR_COMMIT_MESSAGE_HERE'" (where the all caps bit is your commit message, which should communicate something, and should be in quotes (single quotes if you're using any symbols like ! so they don't get interpreted as code), and then 'git push -u origin NAME_OF_YOUR_NEW_BRANCH'

Looking forward to it!