Minesweeper Flags

A minesweeper flags game.

Installation

npm install victorkohl/minesweeper-flags

Example

import MinesweeperFlags from 'minesweeper-flags';
let GameError = MinesweeperFlags.GameError;
// creates a new Flags game
let game = new MinesweeperFlags();
// setup the event handlers
game.on('new-game', (edge) => {
  console.log(`New Game (${edge}x${edge})`)
});
game.on('position-hit', (x, y, flagHit, flagsNearby) => {
  console.log(`Position Hit (${x},${y}) flagHit=${flagHit}; flagsNearby=${flagsNearby}`)
});
game.on('turn-changed', (playerId) => {
  console.log(`Turn Changed (id=${playerId})`)
});
game.on('points-changed', (playerId, points) => {
  console.log(`Points Changed (id=${playerId}, points=${points})`)
});
game.on('game-over', () => {
  console.log(`Game Over`)
});
// create player objects (it can be any object with an ID attribute)
let player1 = { id: 1 };
let player2 = { id: 2 };
// add players to the game
game.addPlayer(player1)
  .then(() => game.addPlayer(player2))
// start the game with a 10x10 board
  .then(() => game.start(10))
// hits the position 0, 0
  .then(() => game.hitPosition(player1, 0, 0))
// catch errors that can be sent to the client
  .catch(GameError, console.log)
// catch all other errors
  .catch(console.err);
// A possible output:
// New Game (10x10)
// Turn Changed (id=1)
// Position Hit (0,0) flagHit=false; flagsNearby=1
// Turn Changed (id=2)

Events

The following events are emitted by MinesweeperFlags:

Testing

npm test

License

MIT © Victor Kohl Tavares