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Smoke-test report: dragging the window edge to resize was sluggish. Profiling showed each WindowResized event triggered ~170 entity mutations across all 52 cards: full Sprite regeneration via card_sprite plus despawn_related on each card's CardLabel children followed by a fresh with_children spawn — and WindowResized fires per pixel of drag, multiplying the cost. Three fixes layered together: 1. resize_cards_in_place is a new function the resize handler calls instead of sync_cards. It mutates Sprite.custom_size, the card's Transform.translation, and existing CardLabel TextFont.font_size directly — no Sprite replacement, no despawn_related, no child rebuild. update_card_entity stays unchanged for non-resize callers (deals, moves, flips, settings changes) so the full-repaint path they need is preserved. 2. collect_resize_events reads events.read().last() and stashes only the latest size into a ResizeThrottle resource each frame, so multiple WindowResized events in one frame collapse to one apply. 3. snap_cards_on_window_resize is gated by a 50ms throttle (RESIZE_THROTTLE_SECS): work runs at ~20 Hz during a sustained drag instead of ~120 Hz. When the user stops resizing the next frame flushes the final pending size, so the steady state always matches the released window dimensions. should_apply_resize is a pure helper unit-tested for the threshold-and-baseline contract. apply_stock_empty_indicator gained a QueryFilter generic so the new resize handler can pass a Without<CardEntity> filter — the resize query already takes &mut Sprite on cards, so the indicator query had to disjoin to avoid aliasing. Five new tests pin the contract: should_apply_resize at three threshold boundaries, plus integration tests that fire WindowResized and assert no CardLabel entities were despawned and that TextFont.font_size shrinks in place. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Solitaire Quest
A cross-platform Klondike Solitaire game written in Rust, featuring a full progression system with XP, levels, achievements, daily challenges, and optional self-hosted sync so your stats follow you across machines.
Features
- Klondike Solitaire — Draw One and Draw Three modes
- Progression — XP, levels, unlockable card backs and backgrounds
- 18 Achievements — including secret ones
- Daily Challenge — server-seeded so every player worldwide gets the same deal
- Leaderboard — opt-in, powered by your own self-hosted server
- Special Modes (unlocked at level 5): Zen, Time Attack, Challenge
- Sync — pull/push stats across devices via a self-hosted server
- Color-blind mode — blue tint on red-suit cards
Building
Prerequisites
- Rust stable toolchain (
rustup install stable) - Linux:
libasound2-dev libudev-dev libxkbcommon-dev - macOS: Xcode Command Line Tools
# Fast development build
cargo run -p solitaire_app --features bevy/dynamic_linking
# Release build
cargo build -p solitaire_app --release
./target/release/solitaire_app
Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Left click / drag | Move cards |
| Right click | Highlight legal moves for a card |
| Space / D | Draw from stock |
| Z / Ctrl+Z | Undo |
| N | New game |
| S | Stats overlay |
| A | Achievements overlay |
| P | Profile overlay |
| O | Settings |
| L | Leaderboard |
| H | Help / controls |
| Enter | Auto-complete (when badge is lit) |
| Escape | Pause / clear selection |
| Arrow keys | Navigate card selection |
Sync Server (optional)
To sync stats across machines, run the self-hosted server. See README_SERVER.md for setup instructions.
Once the server is running, open Settings → Sync Backend, enter the server URL and your username, and register an account from within the game.
Running Tests
# All tests
cargo test --workspace
# Just game logic (no display required)
cargo test -p solitaire_core -p solitaire_sync -p solitaire_data -p solitaire_server
# Lint
cargo clippy --workspace -- -D warnings
Credits
Built on Bevy and the wider Rust ecosystem (Tokio, Axum, sqlx, Serde, kira, and many more). Card faces and the default card back use xCards artwork (LGPL-3.0); the UI font is FiraMono-Medium (OFL). All audio is synthesized programmatically by this project. See CREDITS.md for the full list and license details.
License
MIT — see LICENSE.