py-chessboardjs
Chess GUI using pywebview and chessboard.js.
Chess-Ant is currently too slow to function as a chess engine. To make matters worse, there is a glitch in the call to chess-ant. It is possible to experiment by loading pgn and having it solve the problem.
Installation
Please read the pywebview and PyGObject manuals, and install dependent packages before proceeding.
If you are Ubuntu user:
sudo apt install python3-venv
python3.11 -m venv ~/.venv3.11
source ~/.venv3.11/bin/activate
which pip
pip install py-chessboardjs[gtk]
If you want to install it on local repository:
cd py-chessboardjs
pip install .[gtk]
QT user:
pip install py-chessboardjs[qt]
CEF user:
pip install py-chessboardjs[cef]
Install your favorite UCI engine:
sudo apt install stockfish
Usage
py-chessboardjs-gtk
py-chessboardjs-qt
py-chessboardjs-cef
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