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@reis/seki

v3.0.1

Published

Seki – A modern javascript based Go board renderer and player, that is simple to use, extensible, compact and intuitive.

Downloads

36

Readme

Seki – An Embeddable Go Player

Usage instructions

See sekiplayer.com

About

Seki is a powerful embeddable Go/Baduk/Weiqi player for the modern age. It's Simple, Elegant, Compact and Intuitive.

It provides functionality for reading, parsing, displaying, editing and replaying Go/Baduk/Weiqi game records.

It is a continuation of the defunct ngGo project, but has undergone a full rewrite to decouple it from Angular and update it to a modern modular code base using the latest Javascript features.

ngGo was originally based on the excellent work of Jan Prokop, who created the original javascript library WGo.js. ngGo was based on WGo version 1.2.5, which was the latest version at the time of conversion.

All code has been refactored for the modern web. The code has also been improved to provide more flexibility and run more efficiently. All files have been tidied up in general, linted and extensively commented to provide for easy to read source code with a consistent formatting. Lastly, all the source code files have been organized in a logical manner and split up into sensible classes, making it easy to find all the different modules and functionality of this library.