Hey bro,

Can I ask what were the technical resources you used to implement the AI algos? Also I'm very interested to know how did you rank your AIs? Did they battle against each other? What are your findings?

I want to make AIs fight to death on this game (in Rust), started reading your code! Playing with friend on your website gave us the idea :)

Thanks

PS: Do you plan to implement the extensions?

Hello.

First of all, thank you for this beautiful little app. I love playing it againsta bot on occasion and it's great to show a friend with the local multiplayer.

I found this issue on mobile (aka, when the screen size is too small to have the middle card beside the board). In this case, the middle card is placed in the opponent's zone but still in the opponent's orientation. This messes me up often because I have to rotate the card in my head to find out what my hand will be next round. I was able to test this on desktop just by icreasing the zoom level until the layout changes, you can see the middle card flip from my own orientation to the opponent's.

I highly suspect the coding to put the card in the opponent's orientation when it is in the opponent's zone. So I see two ways to fix the issue.

A: Code a way to flip the middle card in the opponent's zone OR B: Move the middle card to the player's zone and identify it as unusable for this turn (greyed out?).

I have zero experience in the languages used in this repo, so I apologize for not offering a pull request instead of an issue ticket. Hopefully it is a simple fix for you. Cheers!

For those not using docker, it would be nice to have a .nvmrc file that gets picked up by fnm/nvm so the app can run locally and ensure I'm developing with a compatible version of node. Likewise, the Dockerfile which currently has a node version hardcoded could instead use the .nvmrc file too along with fnm to automatically install the correct version of node during container setup.

• Put spare card closer to the board (fixes https://github.com/jackadamson/onitama/issues/11)
• Slightly reduce the "hide-spare" breakpoint because the spare card can be way closer to the board than before

Before:

Now:

Collapsed:

Add support for cards' direction, which can be "balanced", "left" or "right". This causes the cards to display the moves in the respective colors (yellow-ish, blue or red), as the real game cards do.

Note: implicitly contains the Sensei's Path PR ( https://github.com/jackadamson/onitama/pull/13 ), because I had to also add colors for those cards.

PS. Also, some fixes around for Windows machines :) (like crossenv and gitattributes)

Hello, your website has been a great training tool for me and and also an efficient way to play matches with distant friends. As a lover of this game I would like to ask if there are any plans to add the cards present in the sensei path expansion.

Promo Cards:

Currently don't know of any other way to play the expansion with friends without a physical version of this game so I believe it would be a great addition.

Thank you very much for your work.

When playing on large screens, 5th card is very far away from the board. It can be placed same distance from the board as other 4 cards, just to the left or to the right.

Please add analysis mode. When game ends one can start the mode and look back into the game. The mode would show couple of best moves from AI point of view and allow to re-play the game. Good example of the mode can be found in Lichess app.