This was my first experiment with both Rust and emulation, I hope you like it. It's divided in 3 projects: a native front-end, a WASM web front-end and a library implementing Chip 8's engine.
It's made with the iced library and runs pretty smoothly on anything but Windows native (you can run it on WSL with X11
and it will run perfectly).
To play with it, run make emerson-dev. A file picker will open an you just have to select your rom and start playing.
To build a release binary, run make emerson-build.
This one was made with the yew framework. I chose it since it looks a lot like React, which is my favorite JS library.
To run it on dev mode, simply run make lake-dev. It will be listening on localhost:8080.
To build the production bundle, run make lake-build and it will be on the lake/dist/.
A live version is available.
This is the library responsible for the Chip 8 engine. This is the only library that has tests because I couldn't find documentation on testing both yew or iced. If you have it,
I would love to add more tests.
There is no program here, but you can run the tests with make test.
This is a simple image showing how your computer's keyboard is mapped to the Chip8's.
If you read it all through here, thank you a lot! This is one of the projects I'm the proudest about. If you have any doubt or tip, feel free to reach me - you can find my information on my GitHub profile.