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-# Fennel Pong
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-Scaffolding a love2d project to use Fennel
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-- love2d: http://love2d.org/wiki/love
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-- fennel: https://github.com/bakpakin/Fennel
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-This was a learning exercise for me, and the end result is largely the result of me poking into other people's code. Almost nothing here is originally my own.
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-## How To
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-- clone this repo
-- download love2d
-- add the love executable to your path and `love .` from the root directory
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-## About Fennel
-
-**Pros**:
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-- Get to write lisp for awesome lua frameworks like love2d and TIC-80
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-- Hot swapping / live reloading
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-    - ![hotswapping](./img/hotswap.gif)
-    - Load changes to your code with a keypress without restarting your app
-    - not unique to fennel. You can apparently use [lume/hotswap](https://github.com/rxi/lume#lumehotswapmodname) to do this in pure Lua
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-- REPL driven development
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-    - ![repl](./img/repl.gif)
-    - embed fennel in your lua and start its REPL, and any global variables are available in your REPL to inspect and tweak while your code is running.
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-- Full Lua interop: call any and all lua functions, built in or from a library
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-**Cons**:
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-- No sourcemaps: can be hard to debug fennel when line numbers don't line up
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-## How to use Fennel
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-### Option 1: Embedded
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-This is what we're doing here. Put a few files in `/lib`:
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-- Fennel - the executable. you can `lua lib/fennel --repl` to run the repl. or anything else you can do with fennel
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-Then require fennel in your lua project.
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-### Option 2: Install / Build
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-Meaning, install fennel, and use it to build lua files
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-2. Install luarocks: `brew isntall luarocks`
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-3. Install fennel: `luarocks install fennel`
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-You can for example run `fennel --compile main.fnl > main.lua` to turn Fennel into Lua.
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-Put this step in your Makefile or something to compile `.fnl` files into `.lua` files
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-## Resources
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-### Code and Blogs
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-- technomancy: wrote a couple of great games for Lisp Jam in Fennel and Love2d/TIC-80, all of which and more you can find in a series of blog posts starting here: https://technomancy.us/186
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-- selfsame: wrote Hats in the Deep, a game written for TIC-80 for a jam: https://selfsame.itch.io/hats
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-### Framework
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-- min-love2d-fennel: the project structure used here. https://gitlab.com/alexjgriffith/min-love2d-fennel/tree/master
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-### Editor support
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-- fennel vim: https://github.com/bakpakin/fennel.vim
-- emacs fennel-mode: https://gitlab.com/technomancy/fennel-mode/
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-### Community
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-Visit #fennel on freenode.net

docs/examples/helloworld.fnl

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-(fn love.draw []
-  (love.graphics.print "Hello World" 400 300)
-)