This is a dart implementation of a go board. The board library has no game logic at all, it only serves as a visual representation of a board, and defines an API to use it.
Here's what the board looks like with the default css theme provided:
It can be used by calling the constructor and passing a css selector of an element to be used as the container:
var board = new Board('#goban');
The board exports onClick and onHover streams, passing the
parsed board coordinates as a Point (e.g.: new Point(3,3)).
playAt(int x, int y, [String color = 'black'])// Draws the stone on the board at the given coords.hoverAt(int x, int y, [String color = 'black'])// Adds a semi-transparent stone at the given coords.markAt(int x, int y,[String color = 'black'])// Adds a circle marker at the given coords.killAt(int x, int y)// Removes the stone from the board at the given coords.
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Copyright (c) 2013 Lucas Nasif
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