This is a bot for playing multiplayer chess games on Slack.
Usage:
$chess new [opponentName]
$chess move [a-h1-8a-h1-8]
It also accepts other chess notations for moves but I don't really understand chess notation very well or chess for that matter.
You need two environment variables for this to work
export SLACKBOT=slackBotAPIKey
export SLACKAPI=slackAPIKeyIn config.json you can specify where there image files are located and also where the images will be served from. I was going to add a simple get request server but I haven't yet. Right now I'm just using Nginx to serve the image files.
python3
twisted
autobahn
pyopenssl
python-chess
pillow
The Dockerfile has a complete list of everything that needs to be installed in order to get this running.
To run the Dockerfile I'm using this command:
sudo docker run -e SLACKBOT=$SLACKBOT -e SLACKAPI=$SLACKAPI -v /path/to/images/:/resources/ imagenameBuild a standalone server to serve images maybe
Add an option to display a text based board rather than images
Manage images in a nicer way.
Connect to a DB and/or Reddis just in case something happens or to replay games, etc. Anything really I just want to set it up at some point for fun.
Refactor
Castling. The library supports it but I forgot to check how it works. It actually might just work if you make the move.
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