Observe that the AI isn't finished (and that that part of the code looks horrific), and that I haven't implemented en passant, castling, nor deadposition.
You can uncomment the last two tests to test the terminal interface and the AI.
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
pub fn new() -> Game |
Initializes a new board with pieces. |
pub fn make_move(&mut self, _from: &String, _to: String, changecolor: bool) -> GameState |
If the current game state is InProgress and the move is legal, move a piece and return the resulting state of the game. changecolor is whether the game.color should be changed or not by moving the piece. Positions are given as strings, e.g. "A1". |
pub fn set_promotion(&mut self, _piece: PieceType) -> () |
Promote any potential pawns, and set the piece type that a peasant becames following a promotion. PieceType is e.g PieceType::Pawn |
pub fn get_game_state(&self) -> GameState |
Gets the current game state. |
pub fn get_possible_moves(&mut self, _position: &Vec<i8>, should_check: bool) -> (Vec<String>, Vec<Vec<i8>>) |
If a piece is standing on the given tile, return all possible new positions of that piece. should_check is whether it should sort away moves that result in check. Positions are given as a vector with the format vec![x position, y position], starting from zero from the left/top. |
pub fn play_the_game(&mut self) |
Plays the game in the terminal with string inputs. |
pub fn chess_ai(&mut self) |
A terrible AI that plays against itself. |
pub fn better_chess_ai(&mut self) |
A terrible AI that plays against itself while looking forward 2 steps (and crashes for some reason). |
pub fn checkmate(&mut self) -> bool |
Returns if it's checkmate or not. |
pub fn print(&self) |
Prints the board in unicode. |