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README.md

spitwad

Originally conceived as a joke between some friends after we laughed about how it would be better to use WADs to send data between applications then JSON, because JSON is stupid and wasteful. spitwad is a library for interacting with WAD files, popularized by ID games like DOOM and Quake. You can use it in your DOOM clone, or to package your data and send it over a network as a WAD. Why? Why not!

Requirements

Should work on any POSIX platform out of the box

Usage

Docs are a work in progress!