apiontek/tripeaks-solitaire-solver-js-73k

A brute force solver for tripeaks solitaire written in javascript

tripeaks-solitaire-solver-js-73k's Issues

7 doesnt clear 5

TH 6S JC 8C QH TC AC 2C 4H QC 7H KS 4S AD 9H 3S 3C QD 5S 5D 3H 5H AS 5C KC JH 3D AH 7D 9D 8D 8H 6D 4D 9S 8S 7S QS JS 6H KH KD 7C 2S TD TS 6C JD 4C 2H 2D 9C

apparently unsolvable, besides the point 7 can not and will not ever clear a 5

other than that sweet tool. thanks for your service good sir.

Incorrect starting move

Using input of 5H 9C JD QC 8D 2S 6H 7C 4S 8C KC KS 6S TC JH TS 4C AD 5D JC 9S KD 4H 7H 7D 5S 8H 9D QD JS 4D 2H QH TH QS AH KH 3D 3C 3S 3H AS AC 6D 2C 7S 5C 8S TD 2D 9H 6C, the first move in the solution states 'KD' to stock. The top stock card is a 6S and thus cannot remove the KD.

Dark mode

There are several possible approaches to implementing dark mode, some include:

• build or use separate stylesheets and switch between them
• build a whole scss system of variables etc
• switch to a different CSS framework with dark mode support such as tailwindcss or even bulvar?
• since I used bootstrap, use one of these bootstrap 5 approaches

However, my current approach is to wait for Bootstrap 5.3+ when it seems that natively implementing some sort of dark mode will be possible.

"Most moves found" for long-running solve can decrease

For the example long-running game, the "Most moves found" count quickly jumps to 46, but after running through something like over 1,000,000 possibilities it decreases to 43.

I hadn't noticed this before and now that I did, it bothers me.

Cause: The solver determines a "best moves" list by counting the number of actual cards cleared from the pyramid (move lines beginning with "Move"), but what it reports to the UI Web Worker is the total number of moves in the list, including Draws from stock. This means for a while the most cards cleared can be done in 46 moves, but after a while it finds that even more cards can be cleared in only 43 moves.

Fix: The fix will be to report the same number, the actual "Move" lines.