I was bored. So I scribbled Minesweeper in JavaScript while there are already more than enough implementations. Has everything but highscores because who needs highscores.
See a live demo here.
<script>
var options = {
width: 20,
height: 30
};
var minesweeper = new Minesweeper(options);
</script>
You can pass options as a JavaScript object, if you like:
- width: number of cells per row (default: 30, minimum: 10)
- height: number of cells per column (default: 16, minimum: 10)
- numMines: number of mines to hide on the board (default: 18% of cell total)
- cellSize: width and height of cells in pixels (default: 30)
- canvas: pass a HTML5 canvas element as reference (default: automatically creates a new element)
- spritePath: path to a custom sprite. see code and example for layout.
Uses OpenSans.