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Agar.io Clone

This is a clone of huytd's agar.io server with bug fixes and better logic: 'A simple but powerful Agar.IO clone built with socket.IO and HTML5 canvas on top of NodeJS.'

Latest Changes

  • Login doesn't crash on guessing incorrect password
  • The game won't crash when people split
  • Scrollbar bug fixed
  • Eating others is easier (able to do so if split)
  • Setup created
  • Changed title from Open Agar to Jelly
  • Nginx Reverse proxy and Let's Encrypt SSL intergrations
  • Install Script created
  • Settings and Spectate buttons set to visible but disabled due to settings not taking effect in game and the spectate button causing unnecessary lag and server load

Requirements

To run / install this game, you'll need:

  • A server with at least 1GB RAM
  • 4GB HDD/SSD Space
  • Ubuntu/Debian Based system (apt)

Installing & Setup

This command will automatically download and install all required files:

wget https://aspriddell.github.io/jel.ly/installer-src/install_server_reverseproxy.sh && sudo bash install_server_reverseproxy.sh

Running the Server

If you run the server without using the screen, on closing the Terminal window that contained the process the server will halt. After downloading all the dependencies, you can run the server with the following command:

screen -t jelly
sudo startserver.sh

The game will then be accessible at http://server_ip:3000 or port 80 if you installed Nginx (http only) and Let's Encrypt (https enabled). The default port for the base server (not nginx) is 3000, however this can be changed in config jel.ly/config.json. To kill the server either turn it off or press Ctrl+Z on the window/screen running the process.

Error 502 Bad Gateway means that the backend server (jelly) is not running

Err_Connection_Refused means that Nginx or your reverse proxy is not working. Nothing is listening on that address, to fix this restart your web server service

If you are on the terminal window, but is not the screen then run:

screen -r #reattach the screen to the SSH console

Killing the server with Ctrl+Z requires you to restart the server before it can work again.

License

You can check out the full license here.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.