Rust Against Humanity

A web version of Cards Against Humanity, made in Rust with Yew (frontend) and warp (backend).

How to Run

From the root of the repository, start the backend with:

cargo run -p back

and the frontend with:

npm start --prefix front

You can join a game by opening the http://0.0.0.0:7777 URL. This should also work on your LAN, if the port is open.

Directory Structure

• /schema/ is the common crate between the front- and backend
• /back/ is the backend
• /front/ is the frontend
• /assets/ contains the data for the "prompt" and "answer" cards

To-Do

• Load cards from file/database

• Handle client (dis)connection

• Client name selection

• Limit number of players in game

• Automatic "_" expansion

• Better judgement screen

• Improve the design of everything

• Cycle Czars

• Shuffle prompts at start

• If player joins during judgement, they shouldn't be able to play

• Minimum number of players

• Sort scores

• Notifications for events (player (dis)connection)

• Who's online?

• Display "You won" instead of "{username} won" :P

• Log-in with HTTP, and then only connect via websocket

• Remember scores

• Serve frontend with the backend

• End of game

• Lobby

• Shuffle jugement cards before displaying

1. Client opens web app. They select a user name.
2. They click "join" and are added to the current game.
3. They play the game.
4. If they are disconnected:
   • If they're a player, they simply leave the game. Their score is kept.
   • If they're the Czar, the round ends. Players get their cards back. New round starts
5. If they re-join with the same username, they get their score back.