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@socialgorithm/uabc
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uabc: Ultimate Algorithm Battle - Client
This is a websocket client that allows participation in Socialgorithm Tournaments. Learn more about those in our documentation
This client will executes your player file, and pipe the stdin/stout generated by that process to the tournament server over a socket.
This means that your player can be written in any language, and it will work as long as your computer can run it.
Note: If you are participating in a competition, it is best to start in the Participant section of the documentation.
Install the executable:
$ npm install -g @socialgorithm/uabc
Verify the installation by running:
$ uabc --version
Run uabc -h
to see the full list of options:
You will need to clone the specific sample player that you want to run, for example, for tic-tac-toe:
$ git clone git@github.com:socialgorithm/tic-tac-toe-player
$ cd tic-tac-toe-player
Then run the sample using the globally installed UABC, for example:
$ uabc --host "https://sg-tournament.herokuapp.com"
--lobby "{YOUR_LOBBY_NAME}"
--token "Player1"
-f "node run_player.js random"
FAQs
Ultimate Algorithm Battle Client
The npm package @socialgorithm/uabc receives a total of 16 weekly downloads. As such, @socialgorithm/uabc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @socialgorithm/uabc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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