MEMECITI is an upcoming sensation in the Memeverse! The development is being carried out using a robust and powerful tech stack to ensure you have an unprecedented experience in the Memeverse.

• Quasar: Our UI is built using Quasar, a high-performance, feature-packed UI component library that offers responsive design and a wealth of pre-built components.

• Vue.js: The UI comes alive with Vue.js, a modern and versatile JavaScript framework that allows us to create an intuitive and reactive user interface.

• Babylon.JS: For a top-notch, immersive gaming experience, we're using Babylon.JS. This powerful, feature-packed 3D game engine allows us to create stunning and highly interactive virtual environments.

We're using some of the most robust and efficient tools in our development process:

• Webpack: For bundling our application and managing dependencies, we use Webpack. It ensures that our application is optimized and ready to run smoothly.

• Babel: Our code is compiled using Babel, a JavaScript compiler that helps us use the latest language features while ensuring compatibility with different browser environments.

• ESLint: To maintain high code quality and adherence to best practices, we use ESLint. It helps us catch errors and maintain a consistent code style across the project.

• Jest: We believe in thorough testing, and for that, we use Jest. It's a delightful JavaScript Testing Framework with a focus on simplicity and support for large web applications.

This interface is tested and validated for the following browser platforms:

• Mobile, Tablet, Desktop
  • Chromium (Chrome, Brave, etc.)
  • Webkit (Safari)
  • Gecko (Firefox)

We currently use the following:

• Node 16.20.1
• NPM 8.19.4

(Use of Node versions other than stated is untested and may not support all features.)

First, clone the repository to your machine with Git. Then, open a terminal in that directory.

npm i

or

yarn

Development mode benefits from features like hot-code reloading, error reporting, etc.

npm run dev

or

yarn run dev

npm run lint

And fix lint issues automatically with

npm run lint -- --fix

npm run test

npm run build

npm run update-contributors