Tina HuynhHave you made your first issue on Github? Has it been closed?
Want an easy way to bypass this AND have a README.md that stands out?
Time to make your own chess game within your README.md!!
Yes the community can play it. Yes it's amazing! Yes, there's a template! Check out mine! Go ahead and play!
Let's start with how it works:
A player clicks a link to choose which move they would like to make. This link automatically creates a new issue with the correctly populated information. The player then just needs to submit the issue to make the move. This triggers a python script and updates the README.md file and commits the changes.
Let's get started
Within your main repo, you'll make the following folders:
data, games, img, src, tests
Inside img, you'll make a folder named "black" and another named "white".
Onto the code:
Don't worry, there's a template!!
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Copyright (c) 2020 Marc Izquierdo
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