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react-chess-replay-trainer

v0.0.1

Published

React component for browsing a chess game and drilling its moves, reporting misses (uses react-chess-core for board and analysis)

Readme

react-chess-replay-trainer

A React component for replaying a chess game move-by-move and drilling it.

  • Browse freely through the game (first / prev / next / last / jump) without recording anything, so you can pick the part of the game you want to study.
  • Train White / Train Black / Train Both start a drill at the current ply: you guess each move, and every mistake is reported via onMiss so the host can (for example) enroll the missed position into a spaced-repetition deck.
    • With Train White or Train Black you only guess that side's moves; the opponent's reply is played automatically after each correct guess, and the board is rotated so the trained side is on the bottom.
    • With Train Both you drill every ply for both colors.
  • Analyze opens the built-in analysis board (AnalysisBoard from react-chess-core) at the current position.

Depends on react-chess-core (board, engine, analysis board), react-chessboard, and chess.js.

Usage

import { ReplayTrainer } from 'react-chess-replay-trainer';

<ReplayTrainer
  gameId={gameId}
  startFen={fenWhereUserWasBrowsing}
  fetchGame={fetchGame}
  onMiss={(miss) => enrollMissedPosition(miss)}
  onExit={() => setTraining(null)}
  theme="dark"
  engine={{ depth: 18, multiPv: 3 }}
/>;

For a custom shell, use useReplayTrainer with AnalysisBoard from the same package:

import {
  useReplayTrainer,
  buildReplayAnalysisContext,
  AnalysisBoard,
} from 'react-chess-replay-trainer';