This program allowed to play in Kalah game for two players in a web-browser.
Each of the two players has his six pits in front of him. To the right of the six pits, each player has a big pit. At the start of the game, there are six stones in each of the six round pits.
The player who begins with the first move picks up all the stones in any of his own six pits, and sows the stones on to the right, one in each of the following pits, including his own big pit. No stones are put in the opponents' big pit. If the player's last stone lands in his own big pit, he gets another turn. This can be repeated several times before it's the other player's turn.
During the game the pits are emptied on both sides. Always when the last stone lands in an own empty pit, the player captures his own stone and all stones in the opposite pit (the other player's pit) and puts them in his own big pit.
The game is over as soon as one of the sides runs out of stones. The player who still has stones in h 6332 is pits keeps them and puts them in his big pit. The winner of the game is the player who has the most stones in his big pit.
To run the application execute:
$ mvn spring-boot:runAfter that web UI and Swagger UI will be available.
Run the application and go to web UI. On that page you can choose player name and password to keep that name during all application session (application have no database and do not save the state). After login you can select user (or Computer) to play.
You can open the UI in two (or more) browser tabs/windows and every tab/window will possible to play with own player. If you are refresh the page you will need to login again. Use your previous name/password to continue with your games.
You can run multiple gams at the same time. Just select the board using proper buttons.
Current implementation have no database and save users and games into the memory -- restarting the application will clean all player/games.
Also you are can not run application on multiple instances because every instance will have own memory and own saved users/games.
Distributed under MIT License.