Fun pen-and-paper game from my school days. Mostly serves as proof of concept for Uchen.ML in browser.

Players take turns placing dots on a grid. The objective is to enclose areas (polygons) by connecting your dots, thereby claiming territory and scoring points. Key rules:

• Turns: Players alternate turns, placing one dot per turn.
• Polygons: When a player forms a closed loop (cycle) with their dots, the enclosed area is filled and claimed.
• Scoring: Players earn points for each cell enclosed by their polygons.
• Expansion: New polygons can expand existing ones, merging claimed areas.
• Endgame: The game ends when no more moves are possible or a win condition is met.

• src/ — React frontend (TypeScript). Basically, one big SVG.
• wasm/ — Wasm wrapper for C++ game logic
• game-cpp/ — Standalone C++ logic and tests, separated so can be built/tested independently and used for training.
• uchen-core/ — Core ML/utility library

• Node.js (for frontend)
• Yarn (for frontend package management)
• Bazel (for C++/WASM builds)
• C++ toolchain (system default recommended)

# Install dependencies
yarn install

# Start the development server
yarn dev
# Open http://localhost:5173 in your browser

# From the project root or wasm/ directory
bazel build //wasm/src:main.wasm
# Output will be in wasm/bazel-bin/src/main.wasm

# From the game-cpp/ directory
cd game-cpp
bazel test //test:game.test

• Production build and deployment are manual. You'll have to figure it out...