A little space invaders game made in KaBoom.js

So I was asked to give some feedback to the new library called KaBoom.js.

So I decided to try and make a space invaders(ish) game to try out KaBoom.js.

How to play

Survive waves of enemies as long as you can and prevent them from getting past you to attack earth.

• Left arrow key - Go left
• Right arrow key - Go right
• Up arrow key - Shoot
• Space - Shoot
• r - Restart

Comment your scores down below ;)

Feedback

This is mainly for @amasad and @slmjkdbtl. But here is my list of feedback for KaBoom.js

• Maybe make the names for the functions a bit... better, or professional. I feel like vague names for functions such as sup or huh would be a bit confusing. At least for me, when I saw sup(), I thought it was the function that is called when the object is created, NOT during every frame.
• Put as much as you can in the docs! I know this technically is not feedback to the actual library, but I feel like the docs should have EVERYTHING. Simplicity is great and all but I think that the users should know what they can change. One thing that troubled me a bit was finding out which parameters I could pass in when creating an object. I think that the process could have gone much faster if I knew what parameters I can pass.
• Right now, each scene is structured like:

scene("main")

// stuff for the "main" scene

scene("end")

// stuff for the "end" scene

In my opinion, I find that a bit... confusing. To have the stuff for the scene, not be a part of the scene for me at least does not make a lot of sense.
I would have it as something like:

scene("main", () => {
    // stuff for "main" scene
});

scene("end", () => {
    // stuff for "end" scene
});

I think that this would make it a bit more organized but this is less feedback and more my opinion so feel free to ignore this.

• I don't know if this is possible with browser js but maybe you can have an loadFolder() function which loads everything in a folder? If someone were to use this library for a larger project, it might be better if they were able to initialize every sprite/sound in the folder at once.

Other than these minor problems, it has been a really good experience coding with KaBoom.js. It was really easy and really fast. The guide that was created is really helpful and got me off to a fast start. Great job on this :).

Credits

• Code - Me and KaBoom.js
• Images - enemy and you

Anyways, hope you all enjoy! ;)