Improve tilesets and pass them into map renderer instead of modified map rows.

app.lua

@@ -35,14 +35,13 @@ app:match("/map/render", function(self)
 	for h = 1, 10 do
 		self.tiles[h] = {}
 		for i = 1, 10 do
-			    self.tiles[h][i] = map:find({x = h, y = i})
 			-- The map database has floor_stone and wall_floor instead of simple ASCII characters
 			-- So we run mapFunc:mapDecrypt to convert it back to the desired characters for visual display
-			    self.tiles[h][i].occupied_by_type = mapFunc:mapDecrypt(self.tiles[h][i].occupied_by_type)[1]
+			local tile = map:find({ x = h, y = i })
+			self.tiles[h][i] = mapFunc:mapDecrypt(tile.occupied_by_type)
 		end
 	end
 	return { render = "map", layout = false }
 end)
 
 return app
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lua_scripts/map.lua

@@ -23,14 +23,14 @@ local map = {
         -- This introduces breaking changes
         local tileset = {}
         if string.find(tile, "wall") then
-        tileset[1] = "w"
+            tileset.char = "w"
         elseif string.find(tile, "floor") then
-        tileset[1] = "-"
+            tileset.char = "-"
         end
         if string.find(tile, "stone") then
-        tileset[2] = "stone"
+            tileset.material = "stone"
         elseif string.find(tile, "wood") then
-        tileset[2] = "wood"
+            tileset.material = "wood"
         end
         return tileset
 
@@ -62,20 +62,5 @@ local map = {
         end
     end,
 }
-local tiles = {}
 
 return map
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views/map.etlua

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 <% for h=1,10 do %>
     <div class="grid">
     <% for i=1,10 do %>
-       <div><%= tiles[h][i].occupied_by_type %></div>
+       <div><%= tiles[h][i].char %></div>
     <% end %>
     <br>
     </div>