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ts-playing-cards

v2.1.2

Published

A simple module to create card games.

Downloads

9

Readme

ts-playing-cards

A simple package that enables the creation of playing cards and decks, to help you create card games!

Features

Features

- Cards

- Cards

  • Four suits + 1 no-suit
    • SuitValues.CLUBS
    • SuitValues.SPADES
    • SuitValues.HEARTS
    • SuitValues.DIAMONDS
    • Joker have SuitValues.NO_SUIT (noSuit)
    • Use Suit.availableSuits() to get SuitValues string values
  • Card faces
    • All face cards are implemented through FaceValues
    • Use FaceValues.availableFaces() to get FaceValues string values
  • Create cards
    • Default constructor new Card() returns ace of clubs.
    • Optional object constructor with SuitValues
    new Card(
      {
        suit: SuitValues,
        face: FaceValues,
      }
    )
    • Optional object constructor with string
    new Card(
      {
        suit: 'hearts',
        face: 'six',
        face: FaceValues,
      }
    )
    • Optional object constructor with string
    new Card(
      {
        suit: 'hearts',
        face: 'six',
      }
    )
  • Compare color cards
    • card.suit.isRed or card.suit.isBlack
  • Compare face values
    • card.compare(Card) ⇒ returns Rank.LOWER, Rank.EQUAL, Rank.HIGHER

- Deck and Pile

- Deck and Pile

  • Three deck types
    • DeckType.STANDARD (52 cards)
    • DeckType.STANDARD_JOKERS (54 cards) and
    • DeckType.FORTY (40 cards).
    • Use Deck.availableDecks() to get DeckType string values to create new decks
  • Create decks
    • Default constructor new Deck() returns a standard 52 cards deck
    • Optional object constructor with DeckType
    new Deck(
      {
        deckType: DeckType,
        numberOfDecks: number,
        customCards: Card[],
      }
    )
    • Optional object constructor with string
    new Deck(
      {
        deckType: 'forty',
        numberOfDecks: number,
        customCards: Card[],
      }
    )
    • deckType determines deck type
    • numberOfDecks multiplies the number of cards in a deck by the specified number of decks amount
    • customCards creates a deck with custom cards
  • Shuffle cards
    • deck.shuffle()
  • Remove cards from end and beginning of deck
    • deck.removeCard() or deck.removeCardFromBegin()
  • Add cards to deck
    • deck.addCard(Card)
  • Check remaining cards
    • deck.remainingCards
  • Check empty decks
    • deck.isEmpty
  • Pile has the same methods as Deck, but it's created without cards.

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Whole project is unit tested 100% using jest