Website

The site is Astro with Starlight. Use the repository targets to keep the browser player synchronized with the current ROM:

make web-dev
make test-web
make ci-pages

make web-dev builds and stages the ROM, installs the locked web dependencies, and starts Astro on port 8080. For an already prepared workspace, npm --prefix web run dev -- --port 8082 starts the same development script on another port. make ci-pages builds the static site and copies web/dist to site/; it does not publish.

Source locations

| Route | Source | Purpose | | — | — | | Home / | web/src/pages/index.astro | Starting point and current journal entry | | Play /play/ | web/src/pages/play.astro | Browser player and ROM download | | Book /book/ | web/src/content/docs/book/ | Ordered teaching chapters | | Docs /docs/ | web/src/content/docs/docs/ | Practical reference pages | | Blog /blog/ | web/src/content/docs/blog/ | Dated development journal | | Build /info/ | web/src/pages/info.astro | ROM and source provenance | | Design /design/ | web/src/pages/design.astro | Theme workshop |

web/scripts/stage-assets.mjs recreates web/.public/ for each build. It copies the public assets and ROM, exposes native captures under snaps/, copies build metadata and input focus code, and stages the four fighter PNG sheets. Astro then builds from that generated tree.

The current site uses Cartridge for headings and labels, Arial for prose, and Courier for utility text. Anton is limited to workshop and learning-lab display work. Its palette is worn cartridge plastic and paper, dark ink, faded greens, gold, and red signal accents, with CRT and print-wear textures. The assets reference lists the shipped formats and regeneration boundary.