Checkers written in Rust and exported to WASM

I thought this was going to be a type checker :)

I like the attribute-based approach to wasm bindings in rust, it keeps it clean and to one file, and refreshing how you just have a plain HTML file and just instantiate the module with

import init, { Checkers } from "./pkg/checkers.js";

Bunch of cool games are here: https://kevinalbs.com/#!games

:)

Please rename to checke.rs :D

Source here: https://github.com/kevinAlbs/checkers

Hello, original author here. I was delightedly surprised to see this game got attention. I believe I referenced https://wcdf.net/rules.htm when writing the game. The game has been updated. If a piece is clicked and has no moves, pieces with moves are briefly highlighted.

You got the src on github or something? Am learning rust myself and it seems like a neat little sample project

Oh, you mean Draughts, I thought this was some sort of parser

Can't take backwards, looks like a bug.

it got locked after 10 moves or something like that (firefox browser). I couldn't move anything no matter where i clicked (and i was far from the end of the game)

EDIT : sorry, seems like i probably had to make a forced jump move, which i didn't know was a thing.

EDIT 2 : aren't you supposed to be able to capture in reverse direction ?

checke(rs)

I was about to comment saying it was broken and forces you to jump. But it turns out I've just been playing checkers wrong my whole life.