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A HoloCure-style survival roguelite for Java ME (CLDC 1.1 / MIDP 2.0). Pick an idol, survive the stage's waves, beat the 10:00 and 20:00 bosses, and spend the coins you collect in a shop that persists between runs. The game is entirely data-driven: twelve Java files (~7,800 lines) behind one catalog table (ContentCatalog), which carries the source URL of every documented figure next to the figure itself.

Reference content — stages, idols, weapons, items, bosses — comes from HoloCure and the HoloCure wiki; one stage and its cast are original to this project and labelled as such. This is non-commercial fan work; see Credits.

• JDK — any javac that supports --release 8. Built with OpenJDK 21, producing class file version 52.
• Python 3 — build verification and the CLDC bytecode gate (standard library only).
• sh — build and test entry points are POSIX shell scripts.
• FreeJ2ME-Plus — to play the desktop build. The mobile jar sideloads on a phone or runs in any other J2ME emulator.

sh tools/build_all.sh

Cleans and rebuilds dist/ from scratch:

• dist/Public/mobile/HoloJavaFullGame.jar — preverified jar for a phone
• dist/Public/desktop/HoloJavaFullGame.jar — for FreeJ2ME-Plus

The same pair also lands under dist/DevBuild/, compiled with a large starting coin capital so the shop can be driven without grinding; public builds start at zero coins. See ShopStartingCapital.java for the difference.

sh tools/run_fullgame_tests.sh                 # every suite (41 suites, ~4,300 checks)
sh tools/run_fullgame_tests.sh BossStatsWikiTest   # a single suite

The runner compiles the production sources through the CLDC gate, compiles the suites under tools/tests/, and runs every *Test main. It also compiles a deliberately non-CLDC fixture on every run, so the gate is proven to still reject violations instead of silently rotting.

The build prints the exact command; it is essentially:

java -Dfile.encoding=ISO_8859_1 -jar /path/to/freej2me_plus.jar \
    "file:///…/dist/Public/desktop/HoloJavaFullGame.jar" 0 320 240 3

-Dfile.encoding must come before -jar — FreeJ2ME-Plus renders nothing on an encoding mismatch. Arguments after the jar path: 0 = windowed mode, 320 240 = LCD size, 3 = scale.

The desktop JDK happily compiles code a phone cannot run — string concatenation alone becomes java.lang.StringBuilder, which CLDC does not have. Legality is therefore checked on the bytecode: after every production compile, tools/verify_cldc_classes.sh rewrites StringBuilder to StringBuffer and checks every java.*/javax.* reference in the class files against the pinned stub jars (tools/check_cldc_compliance.py). A missing symbol fails the build, and the mobile jar then runs through ProGuard as a second gate over exactly what ships.

The catalog separates documented figures from invented ones instead of blending them:

• Wiki-sourced rows carry documentedBaseStats = true: stage and boss timing from the wiki's Stage pages, boss HP/ATK/EXP from each stage page's Enemy Composition table, idol/weapon/item data from data/wiki/*.csv.
• Approximated rows — the regular-enemy stats — are flagged false; the comment above ContentCatalog.ENEMIES explains why no source exists for them and that they must not be tuned as if one did.
• Original content — stage6 "Arena Hutan Sawit", its enemies and its bosses WoWo/FufuFafa — is this project's own design, labelled in the catalog and in docs/PROJECT_STATUS.md.

• docs/PROJECT_STATUS.md — current phase, blockers, immediate next action (source of truth)
• Roadmap.md — planned phases
• docs/TEST_PLAN.md, docs/TECHNICAL_DECISIONS.md, docs/GAME_MECHANICS.md, docs/ASSET_USAGE.md — contracts and decisions

• HoloCure, the free hololive fan game by Kay Yu — the reference for this project's content; extracted visual assets are used under the policy described in docs/ASSET_USAGE.md.
• HoloCure wiki (https://holocure.wiki.gg/) — the documented figures the catalog cites.

Fan work, not affiliated with hololive or Cover Corp.