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terminal-water-sort

v1.0.2

Published

CLI water sort puzzle for terminal

Downloads

355

Readme

Terminal Water Sort

Terminal Water Sort is a command-line water sort puzzle game.

日本語版はこちら

Screenshot

Terminal Water Sort gameplay

Features

  • Vertical bottle rendering with Unicode lines
  • ANSI color display with fallback text symbols
  • Simple move input in <from> <to> format (example: 1 2)
  • Random rounds with 10 bottles (8 filled, 2 empty at start)
  • Continue playing after clear (n for next round, q to quit)

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+

Quick Start

Run instantly (recommended)

npx terminal-water-sort

Install as a command

npm install -g terminal-water-sort
terminal-water-sort

How to play

  • Goal: every bottle must be either empty or full with one color only
  • Move input: 1 2 means pour from bottle 1 to bottle 2
  • A move is valid when:
    • source bottle is not empty
    • destination bottle has free space
    • destination is empty, or top colors match
  • Continuous top layers of the same color move together as much as possible
  • After clear, the game stays open (n for next round, q to quit)

Commands

  • 1 2 pour from bottle 1 to bottle 2
  • r restart current round
  • n start a new random round
  • help show command list
  • q quit game

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.