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Chessground is a free/libre open source chess UI developed for lichess.org. It targets modern browsers, as well as mobile development using Cordova.
Chessground is distributed under the GPL-3.0 license (or any later version, at your option). When you use Chessground for your website, your combined work may be distributed only under the GPL. You must release your source code to the users of your website.
Please read more about GPL for JavaScript on greendrake.info/#nfy0.
Chessground is designed to fulfill all lichess.org web and mobile apps needs, so it is pretty featureful.
npm install --save chessground
import { Chessground } from 'chessground';
const config = {};
const ground = Chessground(document.body, config);
More? Please make a pull request to include it here.
Install build dependencies:
yarn install
To build the node module:
yarn run compile -- --watch
To build the standalone:
yarn run dist -- --watch
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lichess.org chess ui
We found that chessground demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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