epervier-old/birb/modules/gamesystem/init.lua

-- game :: The main game subsystem. Basically a big object that handle all the
-- game-related data like characters, monsters, etc. While the core aim to be
-- reusable at will, the game is specifically made for the current game.

-- It's also what handle the savedata for games

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local cwd  = (...):gsub('%.init$', '') .. "."

local GameSystem  = Object:extend()
local binser      = require("birb.libs.binser")

local DEFAULT_SAVENUMBER = 3

function GameSystem:new()
  self.currentSlot = -1

  self.submodules = {}
  self.playtime = 0
  self:register()
end

function GameSystem:register()
  core:registerGameSystem(self)
end

function GameSystem:registerSubmodules(submodule)
  local name = submodule.name
  self.submodules[name] = submodule
end

-- UPDATE FUNCTIONS
-- Update every submodules

function GameSystem:update(dt)
  self.playtime = self.playtime + dt
  for k, submodule in pairs(self.submodules) do
    submodule:update(dt)
  end
end

-- DATA MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS
-- Get and set data in the gamesystem object

function GameSystem:setData(data)
  local data = data
  self.playtime   = data.playtime
  for k, submodule in pairs(self.submodules) do
    submodule:setData(data[k])
  end
end

function GameSystem:getData()
  local data = {}
  data.playtime   = self.playtime
  for k, submodule in pairs(self.submodules) do
    data[k] = submodule:getData()
  end
  return data
end

-- SAVE MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS
-- Get and set data in the gamesystem object

function GameSystem:getSaveNumber()
  return DEFAULT_SAVENUMBER
end

function GameSystem:resetSave(saveid)
  if utils.filesystem.exists("save" .. saveid .. ".save") then
    love.filesystem.remove( "save" .. saveid .. ".save" )
  end
end

function GameSystem:resetAllSaves()
  for i=1, self:getSaveNumber() do
    self:resetSave(i)
  end
end

function GameSystem:getSavePath(saveid, absolute)
  local saveDir = ""
  if (absolute) then
    saveDir = love.filesystem.getSaveDirectory() .. "/"
    if not utils.filesystem.exists(saveDir) then
      love.filesystem.createDirectory( "" )
    end
  end

  local filepath = saveDir .. self:getSaveName(saveid)

  return filepath
end

function GameSystem:getSaveName(saveid)
  return "save" .. saveid .. ".save"
end

function GameSystem:saveFileExist(saveid)
  return utils.filesystem.exists(self:getSaveName(saveid))
end

function GameSystem:read(saveid)
  self.currentSlot = saveid or self.currentSlot
  if (self.currentSlot > 0) then
    local savepath = self:getSavePath(self.currentSlot, true)
    if self:saveFileExist(self.currentSlot) then
      local datas = binser.readFile(savepath)

      self:setData(datas[1])
    end
  end
end

function GameSystem:write()
  if (self.currentSlot > 0) then
    local data = self:getData()

    local savepath = self:getSavePath(self.currentSlot, true)
    binser.writeFile(savepath, data)
  end
end

return GameSystem