@botpoker/hand

You can install @botpoker/hand via npm:

npm i @botpoker/hand --save

About @botpoker/hand

@botpoker/hand does just one thing: it tries to guess the strength of a given poker combination. It exports only one method:

const whatIs = require("@botpoker/hand");

The whatIs function expects to be called with an array of five cards. A card is an object with properties rank, and type, like the one used by poker-deck.

whatIs([
  { rank: "6", type: "H" },
  { rank: "7", type: "D" },
  { rank: "9", type: "S" },
  { rank: "8", type: "C" },
  { rank: "5", type: "C" },
]);

This is a straight of 9... however @botpoker/hand know this is a combination with a strength of 4 compared to the other possible poker combinations.

whatIs([
  { rank: "2", type: "D" },
  { rank: "3", type: "D" },
  { rank: "J", type: "D" },
  { rank: "5", type: "D" },
  { rank: "6", type: "D" },
]);

This is a flush, and the highest card is Jack; so this combination has a strength of 5. In this case the expected result is:

{ 
  name: "Flush",
  strength: 5,
  rank: "J",
  kickers: ["6", "5", "3", "2"],
}