A very basic solitaire clone. Demo available at https://js-solitaire.surge.sh
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- Add ruleset for only allowing alternating colors on tableaus
- Add config menu to allow for switching rulesets
- Implement drag and drop
- Keep score across multiple games
- Add reset / config button somewhere - partially done (reset) - may also want config menu here
- Fix Reset -
For some reason the deck initializes correctly the first deal - but on a reset the deck is completely broken - I cannot find a reason for this - it almost appears as if some values are being cached or something...This may have just been a misunderstanding on my part about how the react reducer hook uses initialstate, but it seems that the values were being memoized or something.... I had to set initialState to functions to get it to calculate new values. - Implement using the stock
- Fix stock visible pile rendering when # of cards changes.
- Implement win condition - At least partially implemented
- Display win condition
- Fix piles re-rendering on every state change -- Had some odd issues where this seemed like it wasnt working -- but appears to be ok in chrome and firefox now. -- will continue to watch.
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