How to use the rot-js.Display function in rot-js
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Larkenx / Rotten-Soup / src / assets / js / game / Game.js View on Github 
initializeMinimap() {
/* Create a ROT.JS display for the minimap! */
this.minimap = new ROT.Display()
this.minimap.setOptions(this.minimapOptions)
this.drawMiniMap()
},constructor() {
this.display = new ROT.Display({
fontSize: 14,
fontStyle: 'bold',
font: 'Fixedsys500c',
width: SETTINGS.screen.width,
height: SETTINGS.screen.height
});
this.currentScreen = null;
this.listeners = {};
const bindToScreen = (event) => {
const listener = window.addEventListener(event, (e) => {
if(this.currentScreen === null) return;
this.currentScreen.handleInput(event, e);
});constructor() {
this.display = new ROT.Display({
fontSize: 14,
fontStyle: 'bold',
font: 'Courier New',
width: SETTINGS.screen.width,
height: SETTINGS.screen.height
});
this.currentScreen = null;
const bindToScreen = (event) => {
window.addEventListener(event, (e) => {
if(this.currentScreen === null) return;
this.currentScreen.handleInput(event, e);
});
};
