Editing Testing VibeGames using .vibecreate and .vibeedit Commands

== Testing VibeGames using .vibecreate and .vibeedit Commands ==

To effectively test and manage your VibeGames, you can utilize the `.vibecreate` and `.vibeedit` commands. Below are the instructions on how to use these commands and their functionalities.

=== Prerequisites ===
* Ensure you have the VibeGames environment set up on your local machine.
* Familiarize yourself with the directory structure of your VibeGames projects.

=== Using .vibecreate ===
The `.vibecreate` command is used to create a new game. Follow these steps:

# Open your terminal or command prompt.
# Navigate to the directory where you want to create your game.
# Run the command:
```
.vibecreate <game_name>
```
# Replace `<game_name>` with the desired name for your game.
# This will create a new folder with the specified game name and initialize the necessary files.

=== Using .vibeedit ===
The `.vibeedit` command allows you to edit an existing game. To use this command:

# Open your terminal or command prompt.
# Navigate to the directory of the game you want to edit.
# Run the command:
```
.vibeedit <game_name>
```
# Replace `<game_name>` with the name of the game you wish to edit.
# This will open the game in the VibeEdit environment, allowing you to make changes.

=== Best Practices ===
* It is recommended to edit existing games rather than creating new ones to maintain a clean project structure.
* Keep track of your game history in the context file located at:
```
https://github.com/h4ks-com/vibedgames-ai/blob/main/games/yughjbn2/context.json
```
* Consider organizing your games in a way that allows for easy access and modification.

=== Conclusion ===
By following these instructions, you can efficiently create and edit VibeGames using the `.vibecreate` and `.vibeedit` commands. This will help streamline your development process and maintain a well-organized project structure.