# Aityz Chess ## Features Aityz Chess, at it’s core is a chess.com API wrapper. The main parts of the program are the analysis and stockfish sub-modules that can be used to analyse games using a custom PGNGenerator class. ## Documentation Aityz Chess uses PDoc3 auto generated documentation. It is hosted [here](https://chess.aityz.repl.co). ## Installation You can install Aityz Chess using Pip! Just type pip install aityz_chess or pip3 install aityz_chess depending on your operating system to install! ## Contributing More analysis functions, and scraping methods would be appreciated, and definitely better documentation and docstrings. I am currently migrating some of the code into sub-modules, and still isn’t complete (using right types etc).
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