Want to see main in action??

Here is a link (I'm using AWS, I'm sure that is cheating) - https://main.d243ha0ct0jb3l.amplifyapp.com/

Minesweeper

I want to build an app that users can use to play minesweeper.

• Game is playable, but you have to refresh the browser to reset the game. So I'd call this the MVP
• ToDo
  • Better styling
  • Options
    • Different styling (make the minefield larger)
    • Customize the field size + mine count
    • Right hand column to show rules/how-to/thoughts (maybe make it collapsible or some other option to hide it) I want to have a hover-over feature for cleared cells that shows the odds for each surrounding, uncleared cell of that cell being a mine, and why. I want to have a hover-over feature for uncleared cells that shows the odds of that cell being a mine, and why. I want to have an auto-solve feature.

While this isn't hosted on AWS, one thing I would like to point out is that this app has been developed following a TDD process.

The store currenly exists only in hte minefieldSlice.js file. I used the newest Redux version to create this app, and I haven't dug into how using slices changes setting up the store.

I'm just leaving the default readme material here at the bottom.

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