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bot-o-tron

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This project creates a simple chess bot using javascript that connects to lichess' bot interface https://lichess.org/api#tag/Bot . This project can be hosted free on cloud providers such as render.com.

  • Play against this bot unrated now on lichess at @bot-o-tron

Setup

  • Get an API token from lichess.org and add it as an environment variable on your machine or cloud hosting provider.
$ nvm use v18.16.1
$ yarn install

# Linux
$ export API_TOKEN=xxxxxxxxxx

# Windows
$ setx API_TOKEN xxxxxxxxxx

Run

The project runs as an express node server that connects to the lichess BOT account using the API_TOKEN

yarn start

Local unit tests and code coverage

yarn test

To implement your chess bot you only need to create one class that implements the method:

  getNextMove(moves) {
      return uciMove;
  }

Where moves is a list of moves so far in uci format e.g. ["e2e4", "b8c6", "f2f4"]

See RandomPlayer for minimal implementation using chess.js

Free Cloud Hosting

If you register a free render.com account you can host a BOT like this one as is - just add your API_TOKEN to the environment property configuration. This code auto deploys and is live at https://bot-o-tron.onrender.com/

Deploy to Render

Tournaments

Compare bots locally in a round-robin tournament

$ yarn tournament

Results
[ { player: 'AntiPatzerPlayer    ', score: 32.5 },
  { player: 'PatzerPlayer        ', score: 23 },
  { player: 'RandomPlayer        ', score: 22.5 },
  { player: 'SwarmKingPlayer     ', score: 18 } ]
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