Joldem: Holdem range parser and tokenizer in Javascript
Joldem parses and tokenizes ranges in the commonly known formats as you would see in forums or twoplustwo.
joldem.parse("22") === ["2h2s", "2h2c", "2h2d", "2s2c", "2s2d", "2c2d"]
joldem.parse("a2s") === ["ah2h", "as2s", "ac2c", "ad2d"]
joldem.parse("aq+") === [
"ahqh", "asqs", "acqc", "adqd", "ahqs", "ahqc", "ahqd", "asqh", "asqc", "asqd", "acqh",
"acqs", "acqd", "adqh", "adqs", "adqc", "ahkh", "asks", "ackc", "adkd", "ahks", "ahkc",
"ahkd", "askh", "askc", "askd", "ackh", "acks", "ackd", "adkh", "adks", "adkc"]By default parse will decompose a range into it's lowest parts. But sometimes we may want to keep a range in a higher form.
Ranges are represented by 3 levels of accuracy:
- Level 1: The exact holecards in the form AcKc or 9s9h
- Level 2: Combos in the form AKs, AKo, AK or 99
- Level 3: Ranges of combos in the form AQo+ or 22-77
When parsing level 1 is the default. But we can override this to keep the range in a higher form.
joldem.parse("aq+", 2) === ["aqs", "aqo", "aks", "ako"]
joldem.parse("aq+", 3) === ["aq", "ak"]If we want to bring holecards back to a range we tokenize.
joldem.tokenize(["aq", "ak"]) === "AQ+"
joldem.tokenize(["ajs", "aq", "ak"]) === "AQ+ AJs"Similarly as with parsing the 3 ranges come into effect. The default is to parse into the highest possible form or level 3. But we can override this
joldem.tokenize(["ajs", "aq", "ak"], 2) === "AJs AQ AK"npm install joldem
var joldem = require("joldem");
download https://raw.githubusercontent.com/npiv/joldem/master/joldem.min.js
<script src="joldem.min.js"></script>joldem will then register itself as joldem and can be used in the form joldem.parse, joldem.tokenize