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cm-chess

v3.5.1

Published

It's like chess.js, but in ES6 and can handle variations (tree-structured move history)

Downloads

627

Readme

cm-chess

It is like chess.js (and is based on an older version of chess.js), but can handle history variations (tree-structured move history), PGN header values, Nags and Comments.

Install

npm install cm-chess

Features

  • It has a similar API to chess.js
  • It can handle history variations
  • It can add Nags, Comments and Annotations
  • It is used by the 7,000 users of chessmail (it works)

API

For documentation, see the jsdoc annotations in Chess.js.

cm-chess uses cm-pgn for the header and history, therefore you have also the full API of cm-pgn.

If I have some time, I will write a better documentation here in this README. :)

Examples

See the unit tests for usage examples https://github.com/shaack/cm-chess/blob/master/test/TestChess.js

And also the unit tests of cm-pgn https://github.com/shaack/cm-pgn/tree/master/test

Test

Run the unit tests