This README documents a chess library for chess board infrastructure.
- a library for chess board infrastructure
- Version 5.5.0
- This library will be included as a dependency
- Repo owner or admin
The rules of chess (also known as the laws of chess) are rules governing the play of the game of chess. Chess is a board game utilizing a chessboard.
For chess players there is no need for a definition of a chessboard: it is a two-dimensional grid. But examining variants of chess the grid disappears and a tessalation of the plane replaces the grid. The square as a location of a chess piece becomes a node of a graph. With this kind of view also the restriction of two dimensions disappears.
For basic moves a rook moves any number of vacant squares in a horizontal or vertical direction. In grid view a rook move will be described by changes of the coordinates (file, rank): while horizontal means, file will be constant, vertical means rank will be constant. For the graph view a move in a direction is a movement along a line and a line is an ordered set of nodes without tees or branches. The ordered list of nodes is the concept of a line with a discrete set of nodes. If a piece is located on a square, this means, the peace can move along a line of nodes. If a piece can move into different directions there is a bundle of lines to move along.
graph is a layer of chess383 to provide the bundle of lines to move along.