On your computer

Everything goes through one command, bin/jumphp, which runs PHP, Composer, the WebAssembly compiler, the web server and the tests in Docker. All you need is Docker and git.

git clone https://github.com/davidnurdin/jumPhp.git my-games && cd my-games
bin/jumphp new my-game "MY GAME"      # a game from the skeleton (a small platform game)
bin/jumphp install my-game
bin/jumphp run my-game                # the game in a window, with sound

Command
`bin/jumphp test my-game`	checks syntax, static analysis, and plays 600 frames without a screen (the slightest PHP warning is an error)
`bin/jumphp shot my-game 120`	a screenshot after 2 seconds of play, without a window
`bin/jumphp build my-game`	the browser version (`dist/web`), then `bin/jumphp serve my-game`
`bin/jumphp build:remote my-game`	the game as this site loads it (shared engine, files one by one)
`bin/jumphp deploy my-game`	on your own server

To publish it here: push your project to a public GitHub repository, then import it. Every push is then republished.

The project contains an AGENTS.md: it is the complete JumPHP documentation (and what your Claude reads).