Pyker
Simple pker game in pure python
what to do with this library?
For now I just implmented an algorithm for ranking poker hands based on the description given here
http://nsayer.blogspot.com/2007/07/algorithm-for-evaluating-poker-hands.html
Please check samples/Comparsion.ipynb to se how it works
How to test
Requirements
To test you need poetry and pyenv with python 3.7 and python 3.8, then follow the comands
git clone https://github.com/zodiacfireworks/pyker.git
cd pyker
poetry install
poetry run tox
And thats all!
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