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maze builder

A free maze game — play it in your browser, no install. TypeScript maze generation library with multiple algorithms, formats, and utilities for building procedural maps and labyrinths. Generate perfect mazes, fractal mazes, Voronoi layouts, room-based maps, and graph-based maze structures.

by @krontill · krontill/maze-builder on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 1HOSTED ON KRONTILL.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 23 Aug 2026

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Framework-agnostic, pure TypeScript maze generation library. Zero runtime dependencies. Dual ESM/CJS output with .d.ts declarations.

Returns ordered intermediate matrix snapshots for animation/progression use-cases. The last snapshot equals generateMaze(config) in matrix format.

Algorithm lists, variant presets, and runtime option guards are centralized in src/metadata/algorithms.ts. When adding or changing algorithm exposure, update metadata there first, then consume it from API/sandbox code instead of duplicating string literals across files.

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