minesweeper-for-web v3.0.4

minesweeper-for-web

This is Minesweeper as a WebComponent. Once you integrate it as described further, the game just follows the standard rules. To place a flag just press ctrl, alt or the meta key while clicking on a field.

Getting Started

Install the package via npm or yarn and deliver the script to the user. This can be done via import, require or just inserting a script tag.

npm i minesweeper-for-web

yarn add minesweeper-for-web

Attributes

Events

By default, each event contains the current game state in event.detail.game. To discourage cheating, no events should be logged in the browser console. | Name | Type | Cancelable | Description | detail | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------------ | ------------------------- | ------ | | minesweeper:game-won | GameWonEvent| :x: | User just won the game | board: MinesweeperBoard current game state | | minesweeper:game-lost | GameLostEvent| :x: | User just lost the game | board: MinesweeperBoard current game state | | minesweeper:field-click | FieldClickEvent| :white_check_mark: | User clicked a field | board: MinesweeperBoard current game statetarget: FieldTarget target of the clickfield: HTMLElement clicked field | | minesweeper:field-long-press | FieldLongPressEvent| :white_check_mark: | User long pressed a field | board: MinesweeperBoard current game statetarget: FieldTarget target of the long pressfield: HTMLElement long pressed field | | minesweeper:field-interaction | FieldInteractionEvent| :x: | Game state change occurred | board: MinesweeperBoard current game statetarget: FieldTarget target of the interactioninteraction: Interaction interaction information |

Usage

Basic usage

Just a basic 9x9 / 10 Mines minesweeper game. Further examples can be combined.

<minesweeper-game></minesweeper-game>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';
  // Alternatives:
  // import 'minesweeper-for-web/custom-element';
  // import 'minesweeper-for-web/custom-element.min';
</script>

Custom tag name

Define your own custom tag name

<custom-minesweeper-game></custom-minesweeper-game>

<script type="module">
  import { MinesweeperGame } from 'minesweeper-for-web/minesweeper-game';
  // Alternative:
  // import { MinesweeperGame } from 'minesweeper-for-web/minesweeper-game.min';
  window.customElements.define('custom-minesweeper-game', MinesweeperGame);
</script>

Provide left-bomb-counter container

To keep the user informed how many mines are left, after subtracting the number of placed flags, just provide a container for the counter.

<p><span id="bomb-counter"></span> Mines</p>
<minesweeper-game bomb-counter-selector="#bomb-counter"></minesweeper-game>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';
</script>

Provide a restart button

Provide a selector where a "click"-event will be attached to, to restart the game.

<minesweeper-game restart-selector="#restart-game-button"></minesweeper-game>
<button id="restart-game-button">Restart!</button>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';
</script>

Disable Long Press

Provide a number lower or equal to 0 to disable the long press functionality.

<minesweeper-game long-press-threshold="0"></minesweeper-game>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';
</script>

Trigger Restart via JavaScript

Write custom logic to restart the game.

<minesweeper-game id="minesweeper"></minesweeper-game>
<button id="restart-game-button-confirm">Restart with Confirm!</button>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';

  window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => {
    const minesweeper = document.querySelector('#minesweeper');

    document.querySelector('#restart-game-button-confirm').addEventListener('click', (event) => {
      event.preventDefault();
      if (window.confirm('Are you sure, that you want to restart the game?')) {
        minesweeper.restartGame();
      }
    });
  });
</script>

Custom win/lose event listener

Attach an EventListener for the win/lose events.

<minesweeper-game id="minesweeper"></minesweeper-game>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';

  window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => {
    const minesweeper = document.querySelector('#minesweeper');

    minesweeper.addEventListener('game-won', () => {
      console.log('win');
    });

    minesweeper.addEventListener('game-lost', () => {
      console.log('lose');
    });
  });
</script>

Different initial game configurations

Of course you can provide different configurations for the game.

<minesweeper-game rows="30" columns="16" bombs="99"></minesweeper-game>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';
</script>

Providing a selectable gamemode

Furthermore you can implement some own logic to create a selectable gamemode

<select name="select-game-mode" id="select-game-mode">
  <option value="easy" selected>Easy - 9x9 / 10 Mines</option>
  <option value="normal">Normal - 16x16 / 40 Mines</option>
  <option value="hard">Hard - 16x30 / 99 Mines</option>
</select>

<minesweeper-game id="minesweeper"></minesweeper-game>

<script type="module">
  import 'minesweeper-for-web';

  function getGameModeConfiguration(currentGameMode) {
    switch (currentGameMode) {
      case 'hard':
        return {
          columns: 30,
          rows: 16,
          bombs: 99,
        };
      case 'normal':
        return {
          columns: 16,
          rows: 16,
          bombs: 40,
        };
      default: // 'easy'
        return {
          columns: 9,
          rows: 9,
          bombs: 10,
        };
    }
  }

  window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => {
    const minesweeper = document.querySelector('#minesweeper');

    document.querySelector('#select-game-mode').addEventListener('change', (event) => {
      event.preventDefault();

      const gameModeConfiguration = getGameModeConfiguration(event.target.value);
      minesweeper.setGameModeConfiguration(gameModeConfiguration);
    });
  });
</script>

Example

Try it out at CodePen.

TypeScript

The whole package is written in TypeScript and therefore provides a strongly typed system via the core export of the package:

<!-- some-file.html -->
<minesweeper-game id="minesweeper"></minesweeper-game>

// some-file.ts
import 'minesweeper-for-web/custom-element';
import { FieldInteractionEvent, FieldInteractionType } from 'minesweeper-for-web/core';
import type { MinesweeperGame } from 'minesweeper-for-web/core';

const minesweeperGame = document.querySelector('#minesweeper') as MinesweeperGame;
minesweeperGame.addEventListener(
  'minesweeper:field-interaction',
  (event: FieldInteractionEvent) => {
    const { interaction } = event.detail;
    switch (interaction.type) {
      case FieldInteractionType.Unveiled:
        console.log('Revealed field value:', interaction.value);
        break;
      case FieldInteractionType.FlagAction:
      case FieldInteractionType.QuestionMarkAction:
        console.log('Performed action:', interaction.action);
        break;
    }
  }
);

Engine

The engine can be used as a standalone library (commonjs and esm) via the engine export of the package. This enables the usage of the engine in every application (server- or client-side).

import { MinesweeperEngine } from 'minesweeper-for-web/engine';

const engine = new MinesweeperEngine();

// Creates a board with 10 columns, 12 rows and 10 bombs
engine.createBoard(10, 12, 10);

// Unveils the field in the first row and second column (indexes)
engine.selectField(0, 1);

// Follows the specification of `selectField`
engine.toggleFlag(0, 2);
// Nothing happens since a flag is present on that field
engine.selectField(0, 2);

// Follows the specification of `selectField`
engine.toggleQuestionMark(0, 3);
// Still unveils the field regardless of the question mark
engine.selectField(0, 3);

if (engine.isGameOver) {
  // Restarts the game with the initial configuration
  engine.restart();
}

const { MinesweeperEngine } = require('minesweeper-for-web/engine');

const engine = new MinesweeperEngine();

// ...

License

MIT License

Icons Copyright

All rights for the icons used in this project belongs to their original creators: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Minesweeper

The icons "bomb_red.svg" and "bomb.svg" are based on "number-0.svg" and "flag_missed.svg" is based on "bomb.svg".