Analog Clock

Just a simple clock.

This clock displays real-time with ticking sound.

• Language: C++
• Graphics Library: raylib

Before building or running this project, ensure you have the following dependencies installed:

• C++ 20 compatible compiler or higher

• CMake (3.31 or higher)
• Ninja (if you're not building for Visual Studio)

Info: Make sure to check out the raylib wiki to make sure you have all necessary dependencies installed on your machine.

• Emscripten
• CMake (3.31 or higher)

Start by cloning the project from the GitHub repository:

# Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/Spike271/Analog-Clock.git

1. Generate build files:

   cmake -B build

2. Build the project:

   cmake --build build -j8 --config Release

1. Create and navigate to the build directory:

   mkdir build
   cd build

2. Generate the build system files using Ninja:

   cmake -G "Ninja" -D CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=g++ -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..

3. Build the project:

   ninja

1. Ensure you have Emscripten installed and activated in your environment.

2. Create and navigate to the build-web directory:

   mkdir build-web
   cd build-web

3. Generate the build files using Emscripten:

   emcmake cmake .. -DPLATFORM=Web -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release

4. Build the project:

   emmake make

5. The build will generate the following files:

   • Analog_Clock.html - The HTML page to load the App
   • Analog_Clock.js - JavaScript code
   • Analog_Clock.wasm - WebAssembly binary
   • Analog_Clock.data - App resources

6. To run the Application, you'll need to serve these files using a local web server:

   # Using Python 3
   python3 -m http.server 8080
   # Then open localhost:8080/Analog_Clock.html in your browser
   
   # Alternatively, if you have the emscripten binaries in your path, you can run the following command
   emrun Analog_Clock.html