This is a work-in-progress and will be updated further soon
Elmish.Sprightly is a small Elmish.WPF application to define sprite sheets, sprites, and sprite animations and export the metadata as a json file, so it can be consumed in another application.
I wanted to have a small application that let me define sprites and sprite animations on image files, and then export these definitions to a simple human-readable format. These exported definitions will then be consumed by my SDL2 applications. In order to ensure consistency between this application, and my SDL2 applications, Sprightly uses SDL2 to render any and all textures, sprites, and sprite animations.
This is the second incarnation of this application. The first attempt written with Fabulous for Xamarin.Forms can be found here. In order to explore some more UI frameworks with F#, I decided to reimplement it in Elmish.WPF as well. The non-View logic should be rather similar.
This application is meant as a proof of concept / prototype and not a full-fledged production ready application. In order to allow me to maximise my time learning, I opted not to write any unit tests at this time, though they might be added in the future.
Start page with a recent projects list and the option to open an existing project or create a new one.
New project page to set up an initial sprightly project.
Project page to manage textures.
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