Got something for me?!
Indeed, this is jessy, a totally kafkaeque chess game. This is the most awesome fuck you ever played, yo.
Idiot: I don't like chess.
What? Come on! Man, you're smart.
Okay folks, now for real. Hands on experience is the best way to learn. So I built this. Just to play around a little with that Java shit they tought us at uni. I know cool folks use C, but what do these guys know..
One more thing: this game is full of bugs an' shit. No, this is not bad. It's intended. Like I said dude: this thing is kafkaesque!!
Anyways, if you find any bugs: remove them! Make a pull request! We want to ship clean meth, no room for impurities here.
Previously you needed to have Gradle installed.
We added the Gradle wrapper now, so you don't need it anymore. It is already distributed with this sourcecode. In the following text we will assume that you use the gradle wrapper ./gradlew
if that is not the case, you just have to substitute that command with gradle
.
Get it: git clone https://github.com/jubalh/jessy
cd flux; git submodule init; git submodule update
Change directory: cd jessy
Compile: ./gradlew installApp
Run: ./build/install/jessy/bin/jessy
To create an Eclipse project type ./gradlew eclipse
and add it to your workspace.
Start it.
Jessy supports command completion, so press to see a list of all commands.
To start a game type start
or start againstComputer
depending against whom you want to play.
To move a figure just type the origin immediately followed by the destination. Like this: a2a3
.
Now play and have fun!