Sokoban Player provides best experience to play any sokoban level you want!
Play it here
This app is based on create-elm-app. Here are steps to set it up for yourself.
npm install
npm start
To build app
npm run build
To build SVG sprite
npm run build-svg
Run tests (optional with watch)
npm test
npm test -- --watch
Pull requests are welcome!
Based on Sokoban Level Format level can be defined as a string in 2 formats, normal and short. This is one of possible entry formats.
StringLevel
- normal, row separation with pipe or just with new line
#######
#.@ # #
#$* $ #
# $ #
# .. #
# * #
#######
ShortStringLevel
- created from normal with Run Length Encoding, row separation obligatory with pipe, underscore represents an empty field
7#|#.@_#_#|#$*_$_#|#3_$_#|#_2.2_#|#2_*2_#|7#|
XmlLevel
XML Sokoban format, game elements are represented with the same characters as in string format. Another entry format.
<Level Id="soko42" Width="7" Height="9">
<L> ######</L>
<L> # #</L>
<L>## $ #</L>
<L># ##$#</L>
<L># $.#.#</L>
<L># $...#</L>
<L># $####</L>
<L>#@ #</L>
<L>####</L>
</Level>
Level
Intermediary structure to standardize all entry formats. id
is a EncodedLevel
level : Level
level =
{ width = 5
, height = 3
, map =
[ [ '#', '#', '#', '#', '#' ]
, [ '#', '@', '$', '.', '#' ]
, [ '#', '#', '#', '#', '#' ]
]
, id = "5AHABDFAH5A"
}
ViewLevel
Is created always directly from Level
and is used to keep and update level elements in Model
.
viewLevel : ViewLevel
viewLevel =
{ player = Block 1 1
, walls = [ Block 0 0, Block 1 0, etc. ]
, boxes = [ Block 2 1 ]
, dots = [ Block 3 1 ]
, gameSize = ( 5, 3 )
}
EncodedLevel
This is ShortStringLevel
format mapped to more url-friendly symbols, see table below.
7AHAFBGAGAHADEGDGAHA3GDGAHAG2F2GAHA2GE2GAH7AH
element | sokoban format | url encoded |
---|---|---|
wall | # | A |
player | @ | B |
player on dot | + | C |
box | $ | D |
box on dot | * | E |
dot | . | F |
floor | _ | G |
row separator | | | H |
(c) Copyright 2018 Kris Urbas @krzysu, all rights reserved.
This game is open sourced for learning and recruitment purposes. Do not use for profit!
Original Sokoban game written by Hiroyuki Imabayashi © 1982 by THINKING RABBIT Inc. JAPAN.
Game assets by Kenney.nl.