v2.1.0

Nothing that was exported has changed; the rules, both maps and every saved game (kept version 2, export format 2) are exactly as they were. The dice and cards the table draws can now be Korokoro's and Toranpu's; by default they are drawn as before. This is a minor release (2.1.0).

Added

• @johnmorrisdotca/tenka/dressing, a new entry: tenkaDressing(options?) makes a TenkaDressing that draws the table's dice with Korokoro and its cards with Toranpu. The dice are Korokoro's, with pips, and tumble onto the faces the game threw (a die lands on tenkaThrownDie(face), the source Korokoro throws from) only when a move has just thrown them, never when the table is drawn again for another reason; a device that asks for reduced motion lands them at once, and sound: true plays the sound of real dice once for each throw. Each card in hand is Toranpu's, drawn with its own territory's outline from the map, its name in the table's language, its region and the symbol of its army (a castle for land, a ship for sea, a plane for air); the wild cards show all three. The deck sits beside the hand face down, in Tenka's own back (TENKA_BACK: the table's green, with 天), with the number left in it. Also exported: tenkaCardDesign() (the cards as a Toranpu design named tenka, for Toranpu's own elements), tenkaCardId and tenkaCardOfId.
• dressing in the table's options, in mountTenka, on the React TenkaTable and as the <tenka-table> element's dressing property; a TenkaDressing is { die?, card?, back? }, each given what the game decided and returning the element to show, so a look of your own is a function. The types (TenkaDressing, TenkaDrawn, TenkaDieHow, TenkaCardHow, TenkaBackHow) are exported from /ui. A dressing only draws: the game is the same, move for move and dice for dice, dressed or plain, and a dressing that throws is replaced by the plain drawing. Every die carries its number as data-face, and every card data-card and data-territory, plain or dressed.
• Three words in both languages (dieAttack, dieDefend, deckLeft): "Attacker's die: 4" for a screen reader, and "Deck: 41" beside the deck. Two theme variables, --tk-die-size and --tk-card-width.
• README: "Dice and cards from Korokoro and Toranpu", with a picture (docs/dressed.jpg, taken by pnpm pictures); the demo's table is dressed, and ?dressing=off shows the plain one.

Dependencies

• @johnmorrisdotca/korokoro (1.15 or later) and @johnmorrisdotca/toranpu (2.14 or later) are optional peer dependencies, imported by /dressing and by nothing else. Tenka still has no dependencies: the rules, the map, saving, the computer player and the plain table (/ui, /react, /element) never import either, and pnpm test:package installs the package without them and imports every other entry, then installs them and proves /dressing. Without them, importing /dressing fails naming the missing package. A page with no bundler needs an import map, as the demo's has.

Changed

• The demo's table is dressed (?dressing=off for the plain one), carrying the files of Korokoro and Toranpu it reaches under vendor/; the table in a tag stays plain. If they cannot be fetched the table is drawn plain.
• The table's tests read the dice from data-face and not from the text of the line, and a new table/dressed.table.mjs checks the dice against the numbers the game threw, each card against its territory's own outline and name, the deck, that a dressed and a plain table make the same game from the same taps, and that the dice tumble once.