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@lux-ai/2020-challenge

v1.1.33

Published

The design for the first Lux AI Challenge

Downloads

139

Readme

LuxDesign

This repository will hold the game logic file (the Design), all the public Docker images bots are run on, and starter kits for every language

Change this name some time later

Getting Started

Install the design with

npm install -g lux-ai-challenge-2020

To run a match from command line, simply run

lux-ai-run path/to/bot path/to/otherbot

and the match will run with some logging and store error logs and a replay in a new errorlogs folder and replays folder

The kits folder in this repository holds all of the available starter its you can use to start competing and building an AI agent.

Development

First install all necessary dependencies via

npm install

To run tests, run

npm test

Publishing

Whenever a change is made to game logic, first build the new package via

npm run build

Then a few places need to be updated. First, the Lux Design package hosted on npm needs to be updated. This is done via first changing the package version to a higher one, then running

npm publish

Next, the visualizer needs an update. In the visualizer's repository, make sure to install the latest Lux Design hosted on npm that was just updated, then push that change to master.

Next, Kaggle Environments needs to receive an update. In kaggle_engine folder