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@shogitter/core

v0.6.15

Published

a year ago

Shogitter shogi variant logic written in TypeScript

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`@shogitter/core`

@shogitter/core is a core logic of http://shogitter.com

Status

This library is used by shogitter, to generate legal move for each shogi variant rules and validate users' moves.
Shogitter had been using PHP code (it wasn't an apparently bad choice in 2010 when I was an undergrad student!), and @shogitter/core is an almost direct translation of PHP code to TypeScript.
- Because of that, some code look not fluent in TypeScript.
The code is covered by some integration tests. You can see how to use it

Plan

[x] Integrate @shogitter/core to the shogitter itself
[ ] (optional) Provide an example UI to play around with what @shogitter/core can do

File structure

integration-tests: Integration tests
src: main source code
- db: definitions of rules. It looks like an output of mongoexport command because it is.
  - koma.ts: definition of pieces
  - rule.ts: definition of rules
  - rulegenre.ts: definition of rule genres (categories)
- strategy: "strategies" which can customize behavior of Shogi class

Disclaimer

There's no clearly defined interface. I can change any interface at any moment

License

@shogitter/core is licensed under GNU AGPL v3.0, except for usages in applications that are listed in agpl-exempted-applications.txt where GPL v3.0 is applied. The list is subject to change in future with an approval of the original author, na2hiro.