QuestFantasy Client (Frontend)

This is the game client for QuestFantasy, built using Godot Engine 3.6.2 Mono Edition and C# (.NET).

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🛠️ Prerequisites

Before you compile and run the client, make sure your local system has:

1. Godot Engine 3.6.2 Mono Edition:
   • Download from the Godot Engine Download Archive.
   • Note: You MUST download the Mono version. The standard version does not support C# scripts.
2. .NET SDK 6.0:
   • Download from the .NET Official Website.
   • Verify the installation by running:

     dotnet --version

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🚀 Build Instructions

Restore the NuGet packages and compile the C# solution using the .NET CLI:

# Restore package dependencies
dotnet restore

# Build the QuestFantasy solution
dotnet build QuestFantasy.sln

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🎨 Code Formatting

To maintain a consistent coding style across the codebase, you can run the built-in dotnet formatter:

dotnet format --verbosity diagnostic QuestFantasy.sln

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🎮 Running the Game

Method 1: Using the Godot Editor (Recommended)

1. Open the Godot 3.6.2 Mono engine.
2. Click Import and select the project.godot file inside this directory.
3. Click the Play button (F5) in the top-right corner to compile and run the game.

Method 2: Command Line (CLI)

Run the game client directly from the console by passing the path:

godot --path .

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🌐 Connecting to the Backend

The frontend connects to the server API to handle authentication, data synchronization, and store transactions.

• Default URL: http://127.0.0.1:8000 (matches the local Docker environment).
• Custom Server Address: If you host the backend on a different port or server, adjust the BackendBaseUrl parameter inside the Godot Editor inspector on these scripts:
  • AuthApiClient.cs
  • AuthFlowController.cs
  • Main.cs