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Install Takahiku via npm by doing the following:
npm i -g takahiku
Note: Takahiku is dependent on Puppeteer which will download a version of Chromium for your platform upon installation (~170Mb Mac, ~282Mb Linux, ~280Mb Win)
Don't have node/npm installed? Get it here
To start Takahiku, simply run the following:
takahiku
--target <score>
:
Specifies the target score to reach before deliberately causing a game over. Useful when attempting to share a screenshot of a specific score.
If absent, the target score will default to 9999999999
.
--headless
:
Runs Chromium in headless mode
--db <year>
:
Specifies the database to use when retrieving scores. 2017
is currently the only database available and contains the data used by The Higher Lower Game as of 27/07/2018.
If absent, the database will default to 2017
.
--verbose
:
Runs Takahiku in verbose mode.
--continuous
:
Runs Takahiku in continuous mode. Upon game over, a new game will be started immediately.
--share
:
Upon game over, the Chromium window will be kept open until closed by the user. This allows the use of the share buttons on the game over screen.
--emojiless
:
Disables the use of emojis when outputting to the console. This prevents � symbols on systems/terminals that lack emoji support.
I personally recommend and use Hyper.
--train
:
Starts Takahiku in training mode. This mode sets the target score to 9999999999
and enables continuous mode.
FAQs
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We found that takahiku demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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