Conway is a dead-simple implementation of Conway’s Game Of Life using my Blessings terminal library. It detects your terminal size and color depth and blits a lovely cellular automaton for your ogling pleasure.
Features
Simple implementation
Pretty colors
Few calories
Nudges itself out of repetitive patterns
Rather than having a zillion features, Conway focuses on clarity of implementation. It’s fun to hack on. Try implementing different wrap parameters for next_board!
Getting it running
pip install conway conway.py
You should see life explode before your eyes. When you’re done, hit control-C, and it’ll clean up nicely after itself.
Kudos
Ripped off a really elegant implementation of the algorithm from Jack Diedrich (and ruined it).
Version History
- 1.1
Use “fullscreen mode” so we don’t leave a big white screen behind afterward.
- 1.0
Initial release
1 maintainer
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