🦊 Fox provides many tools to help develop with Godot Engine

You can use elements from the /fox folder:

• generic static libs (Wait, __.Get, __.Set...)
• behaviours (button behaviour to use signal onPress, draggableCamera for a 2D camera to be...draggable)
• tween animations for your objects (Animate.show, Animate.to ...)
• handle sounds anywhere easily (Sound.play)

Few documentation links:

• general
• animation

# showing the car smoothly
Animate.show(car)

# then wait for 2 seconds
var timer = Wait.start(car, 2)
yield(timer, 'timeout')

# then moving the car to (200, 200)
Animate.to(car, {
  propertyPath = 'position',
  toValue = Vector2(200, 200),
  duration = 0.5
})

clone this repo next to your game folders

git clone https://github.com/uralys/fox

└── your-gamedev
  ├── fox
  ├── your-game1
  └── your-game2

To keep same paths and res://, symlink godot elements in the /fox folder like this:

cd /path/to/your-game
ln -s ../fox/fox fox

• to watch your files and allow to live reload your game.
• to export your debug and production bundles.
• to generate your release icons and screenshots.

To use the CLI you'll need NodeJS installed

Install the dev dependencies:

npm install

link the fox executable:

ln -s ~/Projects/uralys/gamedev/fox/cli/cli.js /usr/local/bin/fox

You may have to reload your termilnal to have fox in your path;

You can now execute fox commands from your terminal:

fox

Usage: fox <command> [options]

Commands:
  fox run:editor              open Godot Editor with your main scene

  fox run:game                start your game to debug

  fox export                  export a bundle for one of your presets

  fox generate:icons          generate icons, using a base 1200x1200 image

  fox generate:splashscreens  generate splashscreens, extending a background
                              color from a centered base image

  fox generate:screenshots    resize all images in a folder to 2560x1600, to
                              match store requirements

• more details for exporting here