Personal version of Spyfall on your mobile device, forked from Scooter3 which was originally forked from mpcovcd. All credit goes to original authors.
NOTE: Due to work responsibilities and life generally getting in the way, I haven't had the time to spend maintaining the Spyfall site to the level it deserves. As such, I'm passing the baton across to a new developer who'd like to take on the mantle for a while. I wish him all the best! Regards - @evanbrumley
This is the code that currently runs http://spyfall.crabhat.com. It's a simple site built as a learning project, so definitely don't use it as an example of Meteor best practices. Pull requests welcome!
Spyfall is a party game designed by Alexandr Ushan and published by Hobby World. This is an unofficial fan project designed to complement the physical game, and is not endorsed in any way by the designer or publisher.
If you'd like to see the site in your own language, there are two ways to contribute a translation - Transifex or pull request.
Transifex is an easy to use translation service. It has a nice interface and is great for non-programmers. Simply go to the following link:
https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/spyfall/
Then click the big "Help Translate Spyfall" button. After creating a user account you should be able to start working on a translation right away. Once you're done, I'll be sent an email and will add your translation to the live site as soon as possible.
If you're comfortable with Github and JSON files, feel free to simply create a new file in the spyfall/i18n directory, using en.i18n.json as a base.
Please make sure that the translations you provide are as close as possible to the original meaning - try not to alter roles or locations, as I'd like the game to still be playable when different players in the same game are using different languages.
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/dohlin/spyfall.git ./spyfall
Enter the spyfall directory:
cd spyfall/spyfall
Edit the locations file as required:
nano lib/locations.js
Also, edit the spyfall/spyfall/settings/settings.json file to the appropriate URL:
cd ./settings
sudo nano ./settings.json
Run the meteor server to test locally:
meteor --settings settings/settings.json
You may also have to install the babel-runtime (from within the spyfall/spyfall directory):
sudo meteor npm install --save babel-runtime
Sadly, production deployment has gotten a little trickier since meteor.com stopped providing easy free hosting. I recommend a combination of digitalocean.com and mupx for a relatively easy and robust solution.
To run this instance in a docker container, check out noamokman/docker-spyfall