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Introduction
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I took on the challenge of "Making a game with Amazon Q CLI" which was posted as part of a Build Games project, so I wrote an article about it!
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Install
The installation of the Amazon Q CLI is summarized in the official documentation.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazonq/latest/qdeveloper-ug/command-line-installing.html
For Amazon Linux, I think the easiest way is to download the Zip file and install it.
Once installed, the following screen will appear.
Game Image
The image of the game I'm trying to create this time is as follows:
- Games where you can freely build appropriate architectures like BuilderCards
- Make it playable on GitHub.io too
Below is the game I created while querying Amazon Q CLI.
- This is the start screen
- Operation screen
- Results screen
- Hint function is also included
- We are also able to deliver results.
GitHub Code
https://github.com/MASAKIOKUDA-eng/aws-puzzle
Apps
https://masakiokuda-eng.github.io/aws-puzzle/
Summary
I was surprised to see that I could generate a simple puzzle game by querying the Amazon Q CLI.
However, I noticed that the response time of the Amazon Q CLI was quite slow, and I'm not sure if this was because of the campaign period.
The game I implemented this time can be implemented quickly in about 1-2 hours, so I thought I could do it in my spare time.
Although it was a simple article, thank you for reading it💪💪
P.S.
By the way, the thing that took the longest time was resolving the error that kept popping up.
