Dojo Project Initialization

Initialize new Dojo projects with the complete directory structure, configuration files, and dependencies.

When to Use This Skill

• "Create a new Dojo project"
• "Initialize a Dojo game called [name]"
• "Set up a new Dojo application"
• "Start a new provable game project"

What This Skill Does

Creates a complete Dojo project with:

• Scarb.toml with Dojo dependencies
• dojo_dev.toml for local development
• dojo_release.toml for deployment
• Source directory structure: src/models/, src/systems/, src/tests/
• src/lib.cairo with module exports
• .gitignore configured for Dojo projects

Quick Start

Interactive mode:

"Create a new Dojo project"

I'll ask for:

• Project name
• Optional: Starter template preference

Direct mode:

"Create a Dojo project called 'dungeon-crawler'"

Project Structure

my-game/
├── Scarb.toml              # Package config and dependencies
├── dojo_dev.toml           # Local development settings
├── dojo_release.toml       # Production deployment settings
├── .gitignore              # Git ignore rules
└── src/
    ├── lib.cairo           # Module exports
    ├── models/             # Game state models
    ├── systems/            # Game logic systems
    └── tests/              # Test files

Configuration Files

Scarb.toml

Package manager configuration with Dojo dependencies:

• Project name and version
• Dojo framework dependency
• Cairo edition (2024_07)
• Build targets

dojo_dev.toml

Local development configuration:

• Katana RPC URL (http://localhost:5050)
• Development account credentials
• World address placeholder

dojo_release.toml

Production deployment configuration:

• Testnet/Mainnet RPC URLs
• Account configuration
• Deployment settings

Next Steps

After initialization:

1. Use dojo-model skill to add game state models
2. Use dojo-system skill to implement game logic
3. Use dojo-test skill to write tests
4. Use dojo-deploy skill to deploy your world

Related Skills

• dojo-model: Add models to your project
• dojo-system: Add systems to your project
• dojo-config: Modify configuration later
• dojo-deploy: Deploy your project