A browser-based, multi-themed minesweeper game built with JavaScript, CSS and HTML. December 18, 2017
At its heart this project is a browser-based version of the classic Windows game, Minesweeper. Our addition to this staple of office time-wasting lies primarily in an injection of responsive style and user-customizable style. Through the power of Sassy CSS our version abandons minesweeper's traditional spartan design in favor of a theme that can be changed at the user's discretion.
For greatest ease of use, simply visit this website in your web browser of choice. However, if you're feeling frisky, you can also use the following steps to clone the project from GitHub and run it locally on your own computer:
- Visit the github page for this project
- Click the "Clone or Download" button and copy the address found there. Alternatively, just copy this address to your clipboard: https://github.com/lukebertram/minesweeper.git
- Access your system's command line interface (ie Terminal, for MacOS Users) and navigate to your home directory by entering the following magical spell into your command line (note: do not enter the '$' character):
$cd ~
- Next, cast the following, more advanced spell:
- Finally, open the project in your system's default web browser with the following final incantation:
$open minesweeper/index.html
Flag me down in class, or send me a tweetbook on facestagram if you have any troubles.
If you are not a member of the Epicodus student body or faculty, you may submit a feature request via GitHub.
This project uses SASS to efficiently generate the final CSS stylesheet for the webpage. The CSS styling makes use of flexbox to position elements around the page and transitions/animations to add a bit of life to interactable elements.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2017 Sailor Winkelman, Holly Wilkalis, and Luke Bertram