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I would like to implement this, however I can't find any standard way of representing puzzles.
I made the lichess puzzle db with a small script to convert from the specific format used by the lichess database to the SQL format accepted by en croissant.
You could accept csv files with a format similar or equal to Lichess, pgn files, and/or epd files
Epd files are pretty popular for positions with a single move solution, not a sequence of moves.
e.g. rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR w KQkq - bm e4 d4; am g4;
For csv or pgn files, maybe the program should also know (ask the user) if the first move in the sequence is the solution or a move played by the opponent.
I would like to implement this, however I can't find any standard way of representing puzzles.
I made the lichess puzzle db with a small script to convert from the specific format used by the lichess database to the SQL format accepted by en croissant.
@dav1312
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