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Bird

Bird is a built-in ASCII remake of the classic Flappy Bird game originally developed by Dong Nguyen in 2013. This game comes pre-packaged with CosPlay.

To play the game run the following commands:

Maven From IDE
                    # One-time Git clone & build:
                    $ git clone https://github.com/nivanov/cosplay.git
                    $ cd cosplay

                    # To run the game:
                    $ sbt "project cosplay; package; runMain org.cosplay.games.bird.CPBirdGame"
                
                    # One-time Git clone & build:
                    $ git clone https://github.com/nivanov/cosplay.git
                    $ cd cosplay

                    # To run the game:
                    $ mvn -f modules/cosplay exec:java -P bird
                

From IDE just execute this class: org.cosplay.games.bird.CPBirdGame

The game looks like that:

SBT & Maven

CosPlay comes with support for both SBT and Maven builds. Running examples and built-in games via SBT will automatically use terminal emulator since both SBT and CosPlay use JLine library and SBT therefor uses Java process fork to launch the examples and games. If you want to run directly in the terminal console using pure text-mode - use Maven method instead.

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