Hi there 👋

Minesweeper game 💣💣!

If you came here, why don't you play some minesweeper? The game is open for everyone!

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H
0	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
1	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
2	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
3	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
4	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
5	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
6	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
7	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩

Last play

Action	Who?
Click 3a	Victor de la Rosa
Flag 2a	Victor de la Rosa
Flag 3c	Ramón de León
Flag 3e	Ramón de León
Flag 0e	ilya jalayi

Players

Count	Who?
1	virut1
1	xerix123456
1	yeppiidev
1	Дмитрий Комунистов
2	Tung912k7
2	a
2	gabrielrozn
3	João Pedro Jacques Hoss
3	a
3	iivaanuss
3	polo-jpg
3	raspiduino
3	trta911
4	filipefontenele
4	y._.h
6	St3P40
7	aidgamesa
8	giangvinhloc610
9	Ram Prakash
9	sawex33

How to play?

Simply you can click on a cell to open it, or click on the flag in that cell to flag it. Or:

• If you want to click to a cell, open a issue with the title minesweeper:click:yourcelllocation. For example: minesweeper:click:5a
• If you want to flag a cell as mine, open a issue with the title minesweeper:flag:yourcelllocation. For example: minesweeper:flag:5a

Click here to goto Issue

How this work?

When you open an issue, this will trigger the github action to run the Python script and update the game.

Todo:

• Add '0' cell open support
• Make this more colorful

Issue? Questions?

Open an issue and assign to me! Any ideas are welcome! ☺

Credit

Thanks to timburgan and his awesome repo has inspired me!
Thanks to Anurag Hazra and his wonderful project!

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About me

My website: https://giangvinhloc610.github.io/

• 🎈 My hobby: FIRST Robotics 🤖, Linux, embedded, electronics, C, Python, emulator, virtualization, porting projects, Nokia
• 📧 How to reach me: my email giangvinhloc610@gmail.com and raspiduinogit@gmail.com
• 🔭 I'm currently working on some stupid projects, like running custom FPGA design on roboRIO, homemade VR glass, 3D scanner,...
• I was the 2023-2024 (gen 8) (co) head of Programming and Electronics department of GART, together with @KhiemGOM

Open source never die!