UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. Does anyone know how I can do this, or if it's even possible?
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- Is there a way to set an initial stage like there is for phases? Or is it intended that the moves defined outside of turns are the "initial" stage?
- Do stages support an onEnd or any other triggers? It seems like it would be nice to be able to have multiple moves in a stage do the same cleanup automagically
- Is there any concept of temporary state for a phase? Say the furst move in a turn effects later moves in the same turn, but shouldn't affect the final state. Is the correct way to handle this just to clean up yourself using an onEnd trigger on the turn?
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Hello, I'm new using the boardgame.io and I have a strange error that happens when I try to use React with the Client.
import React from 'react'
import { Client } from 'boardgame.io/react'
import { BrowserRouter, Switch, Route } from 'react-router-dom'
import { GameJA } from '../game'
import { Game } from '../pages'
const GameClient = Client({
game: GameJA,
board: Game
})
export const Routes = () => (
<BrowserRouter>
<Switch>
<Route
path="/"
exact
component={GameClient}
/>
</Switch>
</BrowserRouter>
)When I use the GameClient as the component prop for the Route, I get this error:Error: Function called outside component initialization
Does anyone know why? D:
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I created a clone of Camel Up (graphics is still a work in progress). Let's say the basic move is rolling a dice. The token gets advanced by the number on the dice. If the token lands on a tile with a modifying property, say, +1, then the token would get bumped by one. Let's say the roll is 3, the token gets moved to tile #3, and let's say the tile has +1 mod, the token would end up on tile #4. What I have right now is something like:
moves: {
roll: (..) => {
roll()
resolveMove()
}
}where resolveMove is the function determining if the token will need to be moved (if it lands on the tile with a modifying property, that is). So the client gets only the board state after everything is done, and only knows that the token got moved from tile #0 to tile #4.
I'd like to create an animation in between, so that the client would see a roll of 3, see the token gets moved to tile #3, then (after a delay) gets bumped to tile #4.
My question is, how should this be done?
One way is to have the server send out multiple state changes (so the move would be roll (return token at #3) -> delay -> resolveMove (return token at #4).
Another way is to provide the client with resolveMove logic, so the client could figure out the animation by itself.
My intuition is that the latter way should work better. Just wanna confirm that. Thanks a lot!
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ctx.activePlayers , that goes to null)
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