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FlyingPlane

Join the FlyingPlane community and embark on the ultimate flying challenge! How far can you go? Download now and find out!

FlyingPlane is an exciting, never-ending mobile game that will keep you on the edge of your seat! Navigate your plane through a series of challenging obstacles, jumping and dodging to achieve the highest score possible. With simple yet engaging gameplay, FlyingPlane is perfect for casual gamers and thrill-seekers alike.

Features:

  • Intuitive controls for a seamless gaming experience
  • Stunning graphics and dynamic environments
  • Endless gameplay with increasing difficulty
  • Compete with friends and players worldwide on the leaderboard
  • Free to download and play, with optional in-game purchases

1. Install dependencies :

Navigate to the project repo directory.

Run:

npm install

assuming node installed in PC.

2. Run the development server:

Run:

npm run start

This will run a server so game automatically opens in your defualt browser with browser-sync properties. It will also start a watch process, so you can change the source and the process will recompile and refresh the browser automatically.

3. Contributor Instructions

  • Use camelCase for global variable names, function params Ex :- this.globalVariable = null

  • Use snake_case for local variables Ex :- let local_variables = null

  • Use UPPER_CASE in snake_case for constants Ex :- const CONSTANT_NAME = 0

  • Use camelCase for function name declarations Ex :- function functionName () {}

  • Use UpperCamelCase for class names Ex :- class ClassName {}

Webpack fix

Running export NODE_OPTIONS=--openssl-legacy-provider might be needed before npm run start due to webpack problem.

Important

Even though the package name in stores is FlyingPlane, some of the metadata info might refer to tappyplane, so don't get confused. TappyPlane wasn't possible to submit to Google PlayStore.