A skeleton game file for use with the Lean game maker

The Natural Number Game was made from this repository using the Lean game maker. But if anyone else wants to make a web-based Lean game then perhaps the natural number game is a bit of an intimidating place to start. Here is a completely stripped-down and much simpler game with just two worlds.

This assumes you have Lean and mathlib installed, and also Mohammad Pedramfar's Lean game maker.

git clone [email protected]:kbuzzard/lean-game-skeleton.git
cd lean-game-skeleton/
leanpkg upgrade
update-mathlib
make-lean-game

Now in the html directory of the repository you have a two-world two-level game, which you can play (assuming you have an http server installed) by starting the server in the html directory and then pointing a web browser at it.

The file game_config.html contains the data of the "worlds" (chapters) and "levels". The syntax is fairly self-explanatory. To see a more complex example, look at the game_config.html in the natural number game and compare with the graph it generates.

The lines following /- Tactic : refl in src/game/sup_inf/L01defs.lean are what appears in the drop-down tactic menu (once the player has got to this level). The lemma following /- Lemma in the same file is what appears in the drop-down menu of theorems. For more explanation, see the README for the Lean game maker.