A Kotlin/JS-based browser-only poker game whose clients communicate via WebRTC.
Usage of the WebRTC protocol is abstracted by PeerJS, which also provides the default signaling server.
The app is based on React.
A live preview is available at http://home.in.tum.de/~koch/play-poker/ (may not always reflect most recent updates).
At this time, the game is under heavy development. It is not yet feature-complete, though it should be somewhat playable. Breaking changes may occur at any moment.
This is just a pet project of a computer science student. Don't expect any sort of guaranteed future support or maintenance.
Kotlin/JS exports all code into a poker-game object in the global namespace.
Some members are designed to be accessed through the browser's developer console
to expose certain operations useful during debugging.
These are described here.
The Cheat object contains members to view normally hidden information.
// Always show all players' cards
window['poker-game'].Cheat.showEnemyCards = trueThe object comm.PeerJS owns the PeerJS Server configuration data,
which may be modified freely.
Note that changes will only be reflected when (re-)connecting to the server
and should therefore be made before using any other functionality on the base site.
// Switch to a localhost server configured with --port 9000 --path /peer
window['poker-game'].comm.PeerJS.switchToLocalhost()
// Individually customize configuration values
// Similar methods exist for path and port
window['poker-game'].comm.PeerJS.setCustomHost('example.com')