You can create an instance of the object world and with it you can:
- Produce a NxN matrix called: "map".
- Execute all rules to all cell in the NxN matrix.
- It store automatically the history in the object world as: world.history
- Set initial patern in the world. (bar / gliders / etc)
cd into your project and execute:
npm i gol-engine
//or with yarn
yarn add gol-engine
This class do all the job: generate days / save history / set patterns
const {world} = require('gol-engine')
const myWorld = new world['default'](5) //The argument is the size on the matrix
| Data: | Desc: |
|---|---|
| map | nxn matrix of 0 or 1 |
| history | list of nxn matrix of 0 or 1 |
| Methods: | Desc: |
|---|---|
| initWorld() | This create the inital matrix (no arguments) |
| displayGrid() | console.log the grid |
| getGrid() | return the map data |
| getNeighbour(posx:number,posy:number) | return the numbers of neighbour |
| nextDay() | generate the next frame and save the previous one in the history |
| generateDays(time:number=10) | execute nextDays() n times. Default value of n=10 |
| bar(x:number,y:number) | Spawn a bar of 3 cells at (x,y) |
| block(x:number,y:number) | Spawn a block of 2x2 cells at (x,y) |
| frog(x:number,y:number) | Spawn a frog @(x,y) |
| barFive(x:number,y:number) | Spawn a bar of five cells at (x,y) |
| glider(x:number,y:number) | Spawn a Glider at (x,y) |
| uClown(x:number,y:number) | Spawn a Clown at (x,y) |
Here is the instruction for basic usage:
- create a file and cd into it.
- install the package with:
npm i gol-engine
//or with yarn
yarn add gol-engine
- create a file named "gol.js"
- paste the following code inside "gol.js"
const {world} = require('gol-engine')
// in your favorite framework:
// import {world} from 'gol-engine'
const myWorld = new world['default'](5)
console.log('INIT..')
myWorld.initWorld()
console.log('### INITIAL MAP ###')
console.log(myWorld.map)
console.log('SET BAR @(2,2)...')
myWorld.bar(2,2)
console.log('### MAP WITH BAR ###')
console.log(myWorld.map)
console.log('GENRERATING NEXT FRAME...')
myWorld.nextDay()
console.log('### FINAL MAP ###')
console.log(myWorld.map)
- run gol.js:
node ./gol.js
- enjoy the logs !
Remenber to init() before using the object "world".
- TS
- ESlint
- Npm
- Git
- A lot of patience :p
Npm module made from scratch by me, for you, with <3. I used this code to do this in Vue.js with the TS template.
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