klondike-rs

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CLI Klondike Solitaire written in Rust

Default State Gameplay

Installing from Crates.io

The simplest way to run klondike-rs is to install it from crates.io using Cargo.

$ cargo install klondike-rs

Cargo will have to download and compile all necessary dependencies, as well as compile this project's source, so it may take a few moments.

Then, assuming Cargo is set up on your path, you can run it using

$ klondike-rs

If you don't have Rust (or Cargo, its build tool), you can get it using Rustup. I will try to keep the project compiling on stable Rust, but I reserve the right to require nightly if there's a really nice feature I want. :)

Compiling from Source

Technically installing from crates.io is compiling from source, but if you would like to check out the code and mess around with it, you can do so using

``` $ git clone https://github.com/chrisbouchard/klondike-rs.git ...

$ cd klondike-rs $ cargo run
```

To find out more about Cargo, you can check out The Cargo Book.

Controls

You can always type h or ? to get the help screen!

To be written…

Configuration

Configuration uses TOML, a popular mark-up language among Rust projects. Below is a sample configuration file which sets all settings to their default values, so you'd only need to include a key if you wanted to change its value.

```toml [display]

Whether to use ANSI color escapes

TODO: Currently ignored

color = true

Whether to use Unicode box-drawing characters

TODO: Currently ignored

unicode = true

[game]

How many cards to draw (usually 3 or 1)

TODO: No bounds checking, so don't break things

drawfromstock_len = 3

Whether it's permitted to move a card out of a foundation

takefromfoundation = true ```

Configuration files are picked up from several locations, depending on your OS.

TODO:

This project is still very alpha, but it's at least runnable. Some high-level things that still need to happen:

Contributing

To be written…