Play Minesweeper in your Terminal (made with TermLoop)
This was a fun weekend project inspired by an interview question. After implementing the logic of generating a Minesweeper grid, I decided to just make it into a full-blown terminal game using @JoeOtter's excellent termloop library.
$ go install github.com/ryanbaer/minesweeper-go
$ minesweeper-go -help
Usage: minesweeper <width> <height> <# of mines>
Default: minesweeper 20 10 10
$ minesweeper-go
Support This project was developed on macOS, and has been tested on Windows as well.
- Possibly make squares bigger (maybe by scaling to the dimensions of the screen)
- Any bug fixes
- Clean up code
- Could use less config & more context for passing data through
- Comment all methods
- Review what really needs to be public / private
- Could use less config & more context for passing data through
- Remove win & lose levels in favor of simple "Press [enter] to play again" on main level
- Fix ugly appearance from unrendered unicode on Windows command prompt
- Investigate high CPU on macOS (Thanks @mrcrilly for pointing out the very high default FPS in TermLoop)
Feel free to open an issue if you run into any issues