sliding puzzle react
A free sliding puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. Sliding Puzzle using React and Phaser. A little web app to play/solve sliding puzzles. It is written in TypeScript and uses React for the UI components and Phaser for the graphics. The algorithm to solve the puzzle is based on Iterative deepening A* and runs in a web worker. The app is deployed to…
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A little web app to play/solve sliding puzzles. It is written in TypeScript and uses React for the UI components and Phaser for the graphics. The algorithm to solve the puzzle is based on Iterative deepening A* and runs in a web worker.
The app is deployed to GitHub Pages.
The solver runs in a web worker so the UI stays responsive while the puzzle is being solved.
The type: 'module' option is required because the worker uses ES import statements. Communication with the main thread uses postMessage and onmessage.
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