vuex-smart-module VS mammoth

Hi, I'm working on a simple game that runs with a lockstep simulation (basically there's a single game state module that has state, mutations, and actions). Actions are sent to the server-side store, they're applied, and mutations are sent to all the clients. I'm having trouble getting the vuex store to work properly on the server-side. I was planning on mocking a lot of it but I keep bringing more and more of vuex along for the ride. For context, I'm using vuex-smart-module: https://github.com/ktsn/vuex-smart-module. So far the client side is working great

Hello I'm working on a medium size application Vue2 which is using Vuex (around 20-25 modules) and since I cannot rewrite entire Vuex store - to use fantastic library https://github.com/ktsn/vuex-smart-module

I'm learning typescript at the moment, I've seen there's a few libraries out there to provide typed support, for example. https://github.com/mrcrowl/vuex-typex, https://github.com/ktsn/vuex-smart-module, do you have any reasons why you use one over the other?

If you are stuck in Vue 2 like me, the only way I found that kinda work is to use https://github.com/ktsn/vuex-smart-module. If your store is small I would try pinia or even composition api

I also used vuex-smart-module with Vue 2 and Vuex 3. It's a TS wrapper. It gives type safety, it works pretty well.

But maybe soon?

Yes

80 is a ton of players though, you might be able to get away with it as long as you have very powerful hardware. This might get better in the future if Mammoth "Seamless" mode gets stable.

There really isn't a networking library that is available that a new planetside server could use. I think spatialOS had a lot of hype around it back in 2018, but for various reasons its not widely used. There was a recent project that hypothetically could handle the scale of planetside 2 with good performance, but its still in the very early stages, and probably will be for a long while.

Possible? Sure. WorldQL's Mammoth should be able to accomplish this, though it's still very much in development https://github.com/WorldQL/mammoth. Seems to be far from ready for actual server use.

After a quick google, it looks like WorldQL and Mammoth may be what you want. They say (and show, actually) they've tested it with up to 1000 players over multiple servers (on a single world) and kept a solid 20 TPS.