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double-eighteen-react

v0.5.1

Published

React components for double-eighteen — dominoes, trains, and the Mexican Train hub, Classic Spinner. Headless rules/AI/layout live in the double-eighteen package.

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Keywords

dominoesmexican-traindouble-ninedouble-twelvedouble-fifteendouble-eighteenreactcomponentsgameboard-gamechicken-foot

Readme

double-eighteen-react

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React components for double-eighteen — render dominoes, personal/community trains, and the Mexican Train hub.

▶ Live demo & visual harness

All game rules, AI, and layout/geometry math live in the headless double-eighteen package. This package is purely the React rendering layer and depends on it.

In production: these components render the live board in Warp 12 — federation-themed multi-trail dominoes for web, desktop (Tauri), and mobile.

npm install double-eighteen double-eighteen-react react react-dom
import { DominoTile, DominoThemeProvider, MexicanTrainGame } from 'double-eighteen-react';

Exports

  • DominoTile, DominoHalf primitives and DefaultPip
  • DominoTrain, DominoHub, MexicanTrainGame
  • DoubleEighteen / DoubleFifteen / DoubleTwelve / DoubleNine set presets
  • DominoThemeProvider / useDominoTheme
  • Viewport (pan/zoom)

Development

yarn install
yarn dev            # run the live demo / visual harness locally
yarn test           # unit tests (Vitest)
yarn typecheck      # tsc, no emit
yarn lint           # eslint
yarn build:lib      # build the npm package → dist/
yarn demo:build     # build the static demo → demo-dist/

The dev/ (visual harness + demo app) and e2e/ folders are for local component development and are excluded from the published npm build. The demo is deployed to GitHub Pages from dev/ via .github/workflows/pages.yml.

When developing inside the Warp monorepo the headless core resolves from the sibling ../double-eighteen/dist; standalone it resolves from the published double-eighteen package on npm.