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Embed fonts into the executable, ship release artifacts as bare binaries

Fonts are now baked in with #load and loaded via LoadFontFromMemory
instead of LoadFontEx reading assets/*.ttf from disk, so a build no
longer needs an assets/ folder next to it at runtime - the chdir to
the executable's own directory in main.odin is dead code, removed.

just package / just package-windows now produce a single executable
(build/<name>_<version>_<os>_<arch>[.exe]) instead of a tar.gz/zip,
and the release workflow's upload/release-asset globs and the lld/zip
toolchain package list are updated to match.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-10-03 20:11:47 +02:00

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HanjaKanaMun

Odin + raylib memory card game for learning Japanese, Korean and Thai scripts.

Match each symbol with its reading: hiragana and katakana with romaji, Hangul letters with their Revised Romanization, and Thai consonants with their sound and name word. Three difficulties (6, 12 or 16 pairs), best scores per deck, and a card deck themed on each country's flag.

Controls


Mouse	Click cards and buttons
Arrows / WASD / hjkl	Move between cards
Enter / Space	Flip the selected card (Enter also plays again)
1-3	Pick a language or deck in menus
Left / Right	Change difficulty
Esc	Back (quits from the main menu)

Scores are saved to profile.json in the user data folder (~/Library/Application Support/HanjaKanaMun on macOS, ~/.local/share/HanjaKanaMun on Linux, %APPDATA%\HanjaKanaMun on Windows).

Development

Requires Odin (dev-2026-09) and just.

just run              # build and play (debug)
just check            # type-check with -vet
just test             # run tests
just package 1.0      # native release build -> build/HanjaKanaMun_1.0_<os>_<arch> (self-contained executable)
just windows-deps     # Linux only: fetch Windows SDK/CRT (xwin) and raylib.lib
just package-windows 1.0  # cross-compiled Windows build -> build/HanjaKanaMun_1.0_windows_x86_64.exe

The Windows build needs lld-link. On macOS, brew install lld and set LLD_LINK, and point XWIN_SDK and RAYLIB_WINDOWS at an xwin splat and Odin's Windows vendor/raylib/windows folder (the Linux/macOS Odin releases don't include raylib.lib).

Neovim

ols.json and odinfmt.json configure the ols language server and formatter. Install ols (e.g. :MasonInstall ols) and enable it with nvim-lspconfig: vim.lsp.enable('ols'). Formatting goes through ols (vim.lsp.buf.format()), or just fmt if odinfmt is on your PATH.

CI

.gitea/workflows/gitea-build.yaml: check, test and build on pushes and PRs to main and develop, plus a Windows cross-build so link problems show up before a release.
.gitea/workflows/gitea-release.yaml: on a version tag like v1.0, builds Linux and Windows packages, uploads them to the Gitea generic package registry (HanjaKanaMun/1.0) and creates a Gitea release with both attached. Needs a TOKEN secret with package write access.
.gitea/actions/setup: shared toolchain setup (apt packages, Odin, just).

Release: git tag v1.0 && git push origin v1.0

Credits

Fonts, all under the SIL Open Font License (license files in assets/): M PLUS Rounded 1c (UI and kana), Jua (Hangul), Mali (Thai).

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