Minesweeper is a classic computer game that requires a combination of strategy and logic. The game is played on a grid, and the objective is to uncover all the hidden mines without detonating any of them. To do this, players click on individual squares, and the numbers revealed indicate the number of mines in adjacent squares. Armed with this information, players use deductive reasoning to mark squares they suspect contain mines with flags and gradually clear the grid of all non-mined areas. The challenge lies in making calculated guesses and avoiding mines, and successful Minesweeper players often develop a keen eye for patterns and strategies to conquer the game.
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To play the terminal version, you need to compile the source code or download the release (see installation), execute it, and follow the prompts until it requests you to uncover a square. This request will specify coordinates X Y (e.g., 1 4), starting from 1 and going up to 16. To play on the web, simply right-click to flag a selected square as a bomb, and use the left-click to reveal it.
In this repository, there are two types of software, one for the terminal and the other with a web-based GUI.
At the moment I am writing this, Mine for the terminal is only tested on Linux using g++20. The commands to compile it are as follows:
g++ -std=c++20 colors.cpp utils.cpp main.cpp -o mineg++ -std=c++20 colors.cpp utils.cpp main.cpp -fsanitize=address -g -o mineIf you find any bug feel free to open an issue/pull request.
Regarding the website I've developed, it can be run as a Docker container by executing these commands:
cd Mine/site/
docker build -t mine/mine:latest .
docker run mine/mine:latestThen Docker will display the local port where the website is being hosted.
