Nardy
A free board game — play it in your browser, no install. Online backgammon (nardy) — React, PixiJS, local & WebRTC multiplayer
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Online backgammon (nardy) built with React, TypeScript, and PixiJS.
Play vs bot, hot-seat two-player, or connect over WebRTC for ranked multiplayer.
Ranked matchmaking and the leaderboard require Supabase Auth and a configured signal server.
Without Supabase env vars, casual and local play still work; ranked buttons prompt for sign-in but show “not configured”.
Tests cover the main menu, “Play ranked” → sign-in when logged out, and a mocked signed-in path to “Searching for match…”. No real Supabase or signal server is required for the default E2E run.
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