Minesweeper game in terminal created to familirize myself with the basics of Julia.
- Beginner: 9x9 board containing 10 mines
- Intermediate: 16x16 board containing 40 mines
- Expert: 16x30 board containing 99 mines
- Custom: allows load your own board configuration
After choosinga game mode, the corresponding board will be shown in terminal as follows.
The prompt will ask you for a cell and an action to apply on that cell. There are two possible actions:
!: marking a cell, indicating that there is a mine and it shouldn't be opened*: opening a cell
For example, in order to mark cel Hd, you should input
Hd!It is possible to provide several actions in a single input. These will be applied sequentially. For example, to open cells Aa and Bd and mark cell Gc, you would have to provide the input
Aa*Bd*Gc!A custom board configuration can be specified in a .txt file. The first row of the file should contain the number of rows and the number of columns. Afterwards, each cell can be represented as empty with a . or mined with a *. Files board1.txt, board2.txt and board3.txt contain examples of configurations. In the case of board3.txt, a 4x4 board containing 4 mines is specified as follows:
4 4
*.*.
...*
..*.
....