A Hanabi card game on the web browser.
Try it now on your browser! https://msakuta.github.io/web-hanabi/
Hanabi is a coorperative playing card game. There is also excellent web site at hanabi.cards that you can play with your friends or AIs. Then why would I reimplement it?
Implementing a game by yourself improves the understanding of the game mechanics and hopefully we can implement an AI by ourselves, which is not possible with hanabi.cards.
Currently you can play against AIs, but they are very, very stupid. Feel free to clone the repo and edit src/player.ts to improve the AI.
If you clone this repo and start as instructed in Project setup, you will use offline mode by default.
In this mode, there are only you and other AI players. It is useful when developing an AI.
If you create a .env.local file and fill like below, you can create an application that can play with other players.
You need a Firebase account and Firestore database instance.
VUE_APP_API_KEY=obtained from firebase account
VUE_APP_AUTH_DOMAIN=obtained from firebase account
VUE_APP_PROJECT_ID=obtained from firebase account
VUE_APP_STORAGE_BUCKET=obtained from firebase account
VUE_APP_MESSAGING_SENDER_ID=obtained from firebase account
VUE_APP_APP_ID=obtained from firebase account
VUE_APP_MEASUREMENT_ID=obtained from firebase account
You can enable "debug mode" check by putting the line below to .env.local.
VUE_APP_ENABLE_DEBUG=1
This will enable you to see your own cards and also remaining cards on the deck. It can be useful in debugging an AI.
This project uses Vue.js and its composition API. You can start developing by following instructions below.
First, install npm and initialize the dependencies.
npm install
npm run serve
npm run build
npm run lint
This application uses following libraries.
- Google Firebase / Firestore to store score statistics.