maze-generator-support
Support library for maze generator algorithms
This library supplies support classes for the @sbj42/maze-generator library, and the various maze algorithm plugins designed to work with it.
directions
A collection of cardinal direction utilities.
var dirs = require('@sbj42/maze-generator-support').directions;
dirs.NORTH / dirs.EAST / dirs.SOUTH / dirs.WEST
Constants representing the cardinal directions.
dirs.ALL
An array containing all the cardinal direction constants.
dirs.opposite(dir)
Returns the opposite of the direction given.
GridMask
A rectangular grid of boolean values, useful for marking visited cells in a maze.
var GridMask = require('@sbj42/maze-generator-support').GridMask;
new GridMask(width, height, options)
Creates a new GridMask. By default the interior cells are initialized to false, and
exterior cells will return false. The (optional) options argument can be
used to change that behavior:
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options.interior: (optional) The boolean value to which interior cells are initialized. -
options.exterior: (optional) The boolean value which will be returned for exterior cells.
GridMask.width() / GridMask.height()
Returns the width or height of the GridMask.
GridMask.get(x, y)
Returns the boolean value for the given cell. For cells outside the rectangular bounds,
this returns false, or the value of options.exterior if given in the construtor.
GridMask.set(x, y, value)
Sets the boolean value for the given cell. Throws an error for cells outside the rectangular bounds.
Maze
A rectangular grid of cells, each of which may have passages in one or more of the four cardinal directions.
var Maze = require('@sbj42/maze-generator-support').Maze;
new Maze(width, height)
Creates a new Maze. The cells are all initialized to have no passages in any direction (or put another way, they have walls in all four directions).
maze.width() / maze.height()
Return the width and height of the maze.
maze.cell(x, y)
Returns a Cell object for the cell at the given position. For coordinates outside the
rectangular bounds, this returns a Cell object with no passages.
maze.getPassage(x, y, dir)
Returns whether there is a passage at the given cell in the given direction. Returns
false for coordinates outside the rectangular bounds, or for directions that would lead
to a cell outside the bounds.
maze.setPassage(x, y, dir, value)
Sets whether there is a passage at the given cell in the given direction. Throws an error for coordinates outside the rectangular bounds, or for directions that would lead to a cell outside the bounds. This always adds the corresponding passage in the neighboring cell, so that the two cells have passages leading to each other.
Cell
An object representing a cell in a maze. There is no exported constructor, you have to
get cell objects by calling maze.cell(x, y).
cell.north() / cell.east() / cell.south() / cell.west()
These boolean properties indicate whether the cell has a passage in each of the cardinal
directions. If the property is true, then there is a passage in that direction.
false indicates a wall.