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@chrisoakman/chessboard2

v0.5.0

Published

JavaScript Chessboard Component v2

Downloads

1,604

Readme

chessboard2 JavaScript Library npm ISC License

An updated version of chessboard.js.

  • better mobile support
  • no dependencies
  • written in ClojureScript
  • improved API

Development Status

April 2023: Development in progress. Getting close to an initial v2 release. Pretty usable for most projects in it's current state.

In-progress documentation available at https://chessboardjs.com/v2/examples

Download and Install

Instructions are available here.

@chrisoakman/chessboard2 on npm

Or use via CDN:

<!-- add stylesheet via CDN: -->
<link rel="stylesheet"
      href="https://unpkg.com/@chrisoakman/[email protected]/dist/chessboard2.min.css"
      integrity="sha384-MZONbGYADvdl4hLalNF4d+E/6BVdYIty2eSgtkCbjG7iQJAe35a7ujTk1roZIdJ+"
      crossorigin="anonymous">

<!-- add JS via CDN: -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@chrisoakman/[email protected]/dist/chessboard2.min.js"
        integrity="sha384-zl6zz0W4cEX3M2j9+bQ2hv9af6SF5pTFrnm/blYYjBmqSS3tdJChVrY9nenhLyNg"
        crossorigin="anonymous"></script>

Naming and Versioning

chessboard2 is a distinct project from chessboard.js. The project name is "chessboard2" and the version of the library will be independent of the version of original chessboard.js.

To remove any confusion for users, I will release chessboard2 at v2.0.0 for it's "initial release". There will not be a v1.0.0 major release of chessboard2.

It is possible (although unlikely) that chessboard.js will have a v2.0.0 branch.

Development Setup

Make sure that node.js, yarn, and a modern version of the JVM are installed (for shadow-cljs), then:

## initial setup: install node_modules/ folder
yarn install

## produce website/chessboard2.js and build the local website
npm run build

## run a local web server on port 3232
npm run local-dev

In order to create and publish a release:

## 1) update CHANGELOG
## 2) make sure flags/runtime-checks? is set to false
## 3) update package.json version
## 4) create a git commit
## 5) create git tag: "git tag -a v1.4 -m "my version 1.4" "
## 6) push git tag to GitHub: git push origin <tagname>

## 7) create fresh build
npm run release

## 8) sanity-check the result files
npm publish --dry-run

## 9) publish
npm publish --access=public

Tests

## Unit Tests
npm run test

## Cypress
npm run cypress

TODO before go-live

  • [ ] variadic removeArrow, removeCircle, removePiece functions
  • [ ] add "Rings"
    • are these separate from Circles or just an added config value?
  • [ ] custom Items
    • add Duck to board, add toaster SVG
  • [ ] version the position? increment by 1 every time the position changes
  • [ ] review the speed shorthand times. ie: what should "slow" and "superslow" feel like?

API

  • getItems() return all items
  • "pulse" a piece with some simple animations
  • "bounce" a piece?
  • animate an arrow
  • removeArrow(<arrowId>, <arrowId>, etc)

License

ISC License