Blockly-based environment made for DragonRuby Game Toolkit, Based on Blockly version blockly-6.20210701.0 by Google.

1. Export to XML: Exports the Blocks to XML file, Thus can be used later to continue coding by import.

2. Import from XML: Loads Blocks from XML file.

3. Export to Ruby: Exports the Blocks to Ruby file.

NOTICE: Link and Run button deleted from Blockly, Also non-English languages were deleted but if you want to add your language translate the blocks then open isssue/pull request for that.

The Blocks from Blockly were kept with some improvements, Including addition of some blocks to supply them plus that DragonRuby blocks were added based on the APIs, The blocks generate mruby-Compatible code and works with DragonRuby!

Blocks have been written via JavaScript, JSON, And XML, In addition to Ruby inside the Blocks sources to generate Ruby code.

The XML source code can be barely seen in the index.html of drblocks folder, Which is the main DragonBlocks page.

Also DragonBlocks can be downloaded and used offline via "Download as ZIP" with no dependencies.

When you start DragonBlocks the block for function tick appears with args argument assigned to, This is by default so you can put blocks inside the function block or just delete it to write standard Ruby code.

Also a file named template_new.xml provided as small template that consists of tick function with args argument, Which is same what appears when starting DragonBlocks.

You have the standard Blockly blocks in addition to Blocks for following DragonRuby APIs:

Runtime, Audio, Kernel, Numeric, Geometry, Array, Grid, String, Layout, Easings, State, Hash, Outputs, Debug, Keyboard, Mouse, Joystick, Touch, Essentials (Require, Eval, And conversion functions)

OK the way i made this is really weird, I removed all everything Node.js and Google App Engine related stuff And:

1. Combined every source file of generators/ruby/*.js and generators/ruby.js then compressed them into ruby_compressed.js to get it working.

2. Combined every source file of blocks/*.js then compressed them into blocks_compressed.js to get it working.

JavaScript compression done via JSCompress site.

1. Pull Request/Issue to optimize generated Ruby/DragonRuby code.
2. Pull Request/Issue for new Blocks.
3. Pull Request/Issue for bug fixes.
4. Pull Request/Issue to make the project much better and to be more-usable by Beginners.
5. Pull Request/Issue to make naming of Blocks more simple, Or to fix the naming.

Following the license of DragonRuby's Open-Source parts, DragonBlocks licensed under MIT.

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License of Blockly can be found in BLOCKLY_LICENSE.txt and Blockly licensed under Apache License.