Contact Us
Zaytun Project is a small project with one person behind it. You are welcome to write, and you will get a reply from the person who wrote the code.
If you have found a bug or want a feature, the issue trackers are the better route — they are public, they do not get lost, and anybody else with the same problem can find the answer.
Project Creator
- Ali Miracle
- Creator and Developer of the Zaytun Project
Contact Information
- alimiracle@riseup.net
- Phone
- +9647716803406
Report an Issue or Request a Feature
Every part of Zaytun has its own repository and its own issue tracker. Choose the tracker for the component you are having trouble with — that is where the person who can fix it will look, and it keeps the discussion with the code it is about.
- ZaytunC Issues
- The compiler. Use this for a game that will not compile, a confusing or wrong error message, or anything about the language itself.
- Zaytun CLI Issues
- The terminal player, zaytunplay. Use this for a game that compiles but misbehaves when you play it in a terminal, or for anything about save and restore.
- Zaytun Player Issues
- The browser player. Use this for anything that goes wrong playing a game in a browser, including problems with a screen reader, the keyboard, or the page itself.
If a game itself is at fault — a room you cannot leave, a clue that never appears — the game has its own repository too, and each one is linked from the games page.
If you are not sure which tracker is right, pick the closest one and say so in the report. Being in the wrong place is easy to fix and is nobody's fault.
Before You Contact Us
Two things worth trying first, because they are often faster than waiting for a reply:
- Check the documentation. The Zaytun language guide is the full reference, and every example in it compiles. The language page is the shorter overview, and each game's own repository has a README describing how to play it.
- Search the issue tracker. Somebody may have reported it already, and an open issue often has a workaround in it.
For bugs and feature requests, please prefer the issue tracker over email even when you have both. A tracked issue can be linked to the commit that fixes it, and the next person with the same trouble will find it. Email is the right choice for anything that is not a bug — questions, ideas, accessibility feedback, or telling us you built something with Zaytun.