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@brightsole/bg-card-pile

v0.1.0

Published

bg-card-pile

Downloads

5

Readme

bg-card-pile

What is it?

It's just a big pile of cards, that might be anything.

It has a bunch of helpful ways to access these cards, and interact with the deck in a variety of human ways.

How to use it?

| Method | Description | return | | :---------------: | :--------------- | ---------------: | | shuffle() | shuffle card order internally | void | | cardsRemainingCount() | Get the count of the cards left in the deck | number | | draw(number) | Draws x number of cards from the top of the pile | [card] | | drawFromBottom(number) | Draws x number of cards from the bottom of the pile | [card] | | drawRandomly(number) | Draws x number of cards randomly from the pile | [card] | | returnAndShuffle([card]) | Returns cards to the deck and shuffles the order * | void | | returnToTop([card]) | Returns cards onto the top of the deck in order * | void | | returnToBottom([card]) | Returns cards onto the bottom of the deck in order * | void |

  • All return methods try to reset the card if the card is an object with a reset method

TODO:

nothing! It's a functional deck/graveyard/whatever pile of cards. Methods can be added as needed, but this will handle the next 3 games I have planned.