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A web-based version of the board game Yinsh

Home Page: https://david-peter.de/yinsh

License: MIT License

Haskell 93.93% CSS 1.65% HTML 3.75% Dockerfile 0.35% Shell 0.31%

board-game website game hexagonal-grids abstract-game haskell

yinsh's Introduction

Yinsh

An HTML5 version of the board game Yinsh written in Haskell / Haste.

Play in your browser (See Yinsh rules)

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yinsh's Issues

Rings that cannot be moved

Apparently, there seems to be a bug where a ring (that has been clicked) cannot be moved. In such a situation, the click on the ring should not be allowed.

Resurrect the frontend code

It seems like Haste is not maintained anymore. We should probably move the frontend code to GHCs new JavaScript backend.

Offline version

Tracking a request that I got via email.

Indefinite hang when blue player creates third five-in-a-row for green

Move Yinsh backend to a faster server

faster boot-up
possibility to increase the number of plies

View history of the game without keyboard

Hi David,

I played your beautiful implementation of Yinsh a few times and really enjoy it.

Sometimes I cannot catch what just happen and ability to view history is good.

However when I play on a cellphone (in most cases) there is no keyboard.

Would you mind making left and right words clickable to navigate the history in the message:

"You can use the left/right arrow keys to view the history of the game."

This will not affect the overall cleanness of the UI and will allow viewing history without keyboard.

Thanks,
Michael

I'd love to see some kind of animation for when the AI plays its turn. Or even just an indicator of what the last AI turn was, (in case you miss it happening). Apologies if this is already in there, but on my machine (macbook with chrome on OSX 10.11.6), it happens way too fast to follow, particularly the captures.

Another way to approach it would be with a nice little "log" of all the turns, where you could click through the board state after each turn.

Anyway, nice job.

-- Initial yinsh-backend.cabal generated by cabal init.  For further
-- documentation, see http://haskell.org/cabal/users-guide/

name:                yinsh-backend
version:             0.1.0.0
synopsis:            An HTML5 version of the board game Yinsh written in Haskell / Haste
-- description:
homepage:            http://david-peter.de/yinsh/
license:             MIT
author:              sharkdp
maintainer:          [email protected]
-- copyright:
category:            Game
build-type:          Simple
-- extra-source-files:
cabal-version:       >=1.10

executable yinsh-backend
  main-is:             backend.hs
  -- other-modules:
  other-extensions:    BangPatterns, FlexibleInstances, UndecidableInstances
  build-depends:       base >=4.7 && <4.8, containers >=0.5 && <0.6, game-tree >=0.1 && <0.2,
                       happstack-server
  hs-source-dirs:      src
  default-language:    Haskell2010