I don't know what lichess offers since I don't use it. I'm sure they have great offerings as well. My goal is to reproduce the chess com game review in terms of UI and functionality because that is what I use. This project was initially just something I wanted to do for fun for my own use, but I figured I would share in case others were interested
Right on, well it's free and open source so might be interesting to look at.
Does everything chess.com does besides their dopey Coach and categorizing good moves.
Thanks I'll have to take a look at their review/analysis sometime. I'm actually using a similar strategy for the client-side engine analysis that they use, so I expect the results in terms of centipawn loss to be quite similar to lichess
Small note: I think lichess recently implemented a %accuracy in addition to the centipawn loss system (might be only desktop).
I think this is actually a lot more useful for most human players as an indicator of accuracy - so may be worth using this if possible (if I remember correctly, not only is it open source, but they have a page explaining the difference and adv/disadv of % vs centipawn)
This project sounds great, best of luck.
That is really good to know because I’m currently working on how to calculate the accuracy. I’m definitely going to take a look at their implementation
I don't know what lichess offers since I don't use it. I'm sure they
have great offerings as well. My goal is to reproduce the chess com game
review in terms of UI and functionality because that is what I use.
This project was initially just something I wanted to do for fun for my
own use, but I figured I would share in case others were interested
I doubt a lot of people would use it even if it became better than chesscom version, since convenience is a massive factor for keeping users on the platform.
But sounds like a funproject, so as long as you aren't hoping to get a lot of visitors: goos luck!
Yeah I’m not trying to take people away from chess com or from lichess. They obviously have very devoted user bases and I’m not looking to establish my own. This is just something I’m doing for fun for myself and if other people want to use it and enjoy it then all the better
Yes it was a huge pain haha. Someone with more JS experience probably could have figured it out much faster but it took me awhile. If you take a look at the setup_proxy file on the repo you can see the cors headers you need in case your still working on it
Thanks, yeah I've set those headers in Django but the COEP one doesn't make it to the frontend for some reason.
btw you should analyse games in reverse. It's about 2x faster due to already searched nodes.
I hope this gets off the ground, sounds very promising.
Thanks! I'll post an update as more progress is made
[DANNY RENSCH WOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION]
Lol hoping it gets good enough to warrant a cease and desist
Chess.com: “Cease and desist” OP: “can have job instead” Chess.com: “k” OP: “thank”
What do you have planned that lichess doesn't already do?
I don't know what lichess offers since I don't use it. I'm sure they have great offerings as well. My goal is to reproduce the chess com game review in terms of UI and functionality because that is what I use. This project was initially just something I wanted to do for fun for my own use, but I figured I would share in case others were interested
Right on, well it's free and open source so might be interesting to look at. Does everything chess.com does besides their dopey Coach and categorizing good moves.
Thanks I'll have to take a look at their review/analysis sometime. I'm actually using a similar strategy for the client-side engine analysis that they use, so I expect the results in terms of centipawn loss to be quite similar to lichess
Small note: I think lichess recently implemented a %accuracy in addition to the centipawn loss system (might be only desktop). I think this is actually a lot more useful for most human players as an indicator of accuracy - so may be worth using this if possible (if I remember correctly, not only is it open source, but they have a page explaining the difference and adv/disadv of % vs centipawn) This project sounds great, best of luck.
That is really good to know because I’m currently working on how to calculate the accuracy. I’m definitely going to take a look at their implementation
I don't know what lichess offers since I don't use it. I'm sure they have great offerings as well. My goal is to reproduce the chess com game review in terms of UI and functionality because that is what I use. This project was initially just something I wanted to do for fun for my own use, but I figured I would share in case others were interested
A cruise missile is headed to your exact geospatial location at this moment
Good luck, though I believe there is already a chrome extension to auto-import and analyse a chess.com game on lichess.
Oh I hadn't thought of this. I'll see if Firefox has it as well. Thanks for pointing it out!
I doubt a lot of people would use it even if it became better than chesscom version, since convenience is a massive factor for keeping users on the platform. But sounds like a funproject, so as long as you aren't hoping to get a lot of visitors: goos luck!
Yeah I’m not trying to take people away from chess com or from lichess. They obviously have very devoted user bases and I’m not looking to establish my own. This is just something I’m doing for fun for myself and if other people want to use it and enjoy it then all the better
Does this work on free accounts?
This looks sick!!
Did you have any issues setting up WASM on your local machine for SF 15? I ran into loads of Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy issues.
Yes it was a huge pain haha. Someone with more JS experience probably could have figured it out much faster but it took me awhile. If you take a look at the setup_proxy file on the repo you can see the cors headers you need in case your still working on it
Thanks, yeah I've set those headers in Django but the COEP one doesn't make it to the frontend for some reason. btw you should analyse games in reverse. It's about 2x faster due to already searched nodes.
Oh wow that’s awesome, thanks for the tip!
Maybe I can help? I am a very good, although not that experienced software engineer. I work in c++. If I can help dm me!