Sujiko

当然ジョーク用（お遊び）の gem です
This is a joke / toy gem — for fun and local experiments, not for production use.

A local development server for a venue meetup map: one GET / page with optional query parameters shape, x, and y (same rules as a Rails SpotsController-style app and the iOS URL builder). Normalized coordinates 0.0–1.0 with the top-left of the white floor as origin; shape picks the room (e.g. roomA → room_a after normalization). The server listens on 127.0.0.1 and, on macOS, opens your default browser on startup.

Example: http://127.0.0.1:4567/?shape=roomA&x=0.3&y=0.4

Installation

With Bundler, add to your Gemfile:

bundle add sujiko

Without Bundler:

gem install sujiko

Usage

CLI

sujiko                    # default port 4567
sujiko 3000              # custom port

--public-origin / -o sets the origin (scheme, host, optional non-default port only—no path, query, or userinfo) for copied “meetup” URLs. If omitted, the page uses the browser’s current location.origin, same as before.

From a cloned repository:

bundle exec sujiko

Environment	Effect
SUJIKO_NO_BROWSER	If set, the server does not open a browser on startup.

GET / query parameters

Name	Meaning
shape	Venue id (e.g. roomA); normalized server-side to internal ids like room_a / room_b / room_c / room_main.
x, y	Normalized position on the white floor, each 0.0–1.0 (clamped; parse failures fall back to 0.5).

The page reads these from the URL on load; use Copy in the UI to get a ?shape&x&y link you can open in Safari or share. The copied URL’s origin follows --public-origin when the server was started with it; otherwise it matches the page you are viewing.

Programmatically

require "sujiko"

Sujiko::Server.start
Sujiko::Server.start(port: 8080)

Press Ctrl-C to stop the server.

Development

After checkout, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Use bin/console for an interactive session.

bundle exec rake install installs the gem locally. To release, bump the version in lib/sujiko/version.rb and run bundle exec rake release (creates a git tag, pushes commits, uploads the .gem to rubygems.org).

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub: https://github.com/tutuitakumi/sujiko

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.