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rank-hand

v1.0.0

Published

Ranks a poker hand.

Downloads

19

Readme

rank-hand

Ranks a poker hand.

Installing

npm install rank-hand

API

rankHand(cards)

Return the rank of a hand given an array of 5 cards.

cards is an array of 5 pairs of [rank, suit], where rank is "A"|"K"|"Q"|"J"|"T"|"9"|"8"|"7"|"6"|"5"|"4"|"3"|"2" and suit is "c"|"d"|"h"|"s", or alternatively, an array of 5 strings in standard poker hand notation, e.g., ["Ac", "Ad", "Kd", "Qh", "2s"].

Returns the rank of the hand, from 1 (straight flush) to 9 (high card).

Throws TypeError if the hand is invalid.

import rankHand from "rank-hand";

// Straight flush
rankHand(["As", "Ks", "Qs", "Js", "Ts"]);
// => 1

// Four of a kind
rankHand(["As", "Ah", "Ad", "Ac", "Ks"]);
// => 2

// Full house
rankHand(["As", "Ah", "Ad", "Ks", "Kh"]);
// => 3

// Flush
rankHand(["As", "Qs", "Js", "Ts", "9s"]);
// => 4

// Straight
rankHand(["As", "Kh", "Qd", "Jc", "Ts"]);
// => 5

// Three of a kind
rankHand(["As", "Ah", "Ad", "Ks", "Qs"]);
// => 6

// Two pair
rankHand(["As", "Ah", "Ks", "Kh", "Qs"]);
// => 7

// One pair
rankHand(["As", "Ah", "Ks", "Qs", "Js"]);
// => 8

// High card
rankHand(["As", "Qh", "Js", "Ts", "9s"]);
// => 9