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A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. Single-file Flappy Bird clone with deterministic Playwright browser tests and 100% coverage. Built with pi.
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A dependency-free, single-file Flappy Bird clone for the browser, built with the pi coding agent — plus a deterministic Playwright browser-test suite and a CI coverage gate.
Or just open flappy.html directly in a browser.
Deterministic Playwright browser tests drive the real page in a real browser — no mocks. The game exposes an automation API (window.__flappy) and a test mode (window.__FLAPPY_TEST__) that freezes the animation loop so tests can step the simulation in fixed time slices.
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