This is an extremely bare-bones implementation of the "dinosaur game", intended to be very easy and convenient to dynamically include in other codebases, with the purpose of being used as an easter egg in other programs.

To allow for a single, small (less than 6kB minified, less than 3kB gzipped), js bundle and nothing else, images (in the webp format) are directly embedded inside the browser-ready and small bundle (./build/dinoeufdepaques.js) as base64 strings.

For now the game is minimal, quickly done in a simple and sometimes hacky way. It's also not really that fun yet, but it works and it fills its ambition of an easter egg, so to me it's ready!

The bundle is available in the bundles directory. Just include the code in your codebase and the dino game will appear on top of your page.

For now, it only has a single possible action: "jumping". It can be done by either:

• pushing any key with one of the following keyCode: 13 (Enter), 32 (space) and 38 (up). Those key codes have been selected based on what I observed professionaly as frequently available ones on non-desktop web-enabled devices (e.g. game consoles, smart TVs etc.)

• clicking on the game

To quit the game and free all of its resources, just press "left" (or keyCode 37).

I added as a personal challenge the idea of declaring variables and function names in french - which isn't really a thing even in france. It makes development, funnily enough, harder even for a french person.