What's new?

• New languages! Thanks to @jassler now Deckz speaks German [de], thanks to @benzlokzik now Deckz speaks Armenian [hy] and Russian [ru]! Thank you so much for the contribution 😄

What's new?

• A better implementation of randomness in the functions for rendering: the parameter noise can be used to add variety to visualizations.
• Also, functions with randomness-based features are now supporting Suiji RNGs.
• New submodule deckz.mix for manipulating hands:
  • Shuffling decks/arrays of cards.
  • Choosing a number of cards from a deck/array.
  • Splitting an array of cards in different parts according to the given sizes.
• New submodule deckz.arr to arrange and organize cards:
  • Sorting by score or by the classical suit/rank order.
  • Grouping cards by rank or suit.
  • Counting or checking ranks or suits in hands.
• New submodule deckz.val to evaluate a hand of cards:
  • Checking whether a hand contains/is a given poker combination (pair, two-pairs, n-of-a-kind, flush, straight, etc...).
  • Extracting all combinations from a given hand.
• Revised manual with improved documentation and more examples.
• More informative data structures for suits and ranks.
• Bugs fixing and general correction.

What's new?

• A new, complete, rich-of-examples Manual to learn how to use Deckz from scratch.
• Changed the implementation of some of the main functions in order to have a better and cohesive code.
• Better documentation for all the exposed functions.
• Improved the folder structure of the project.
• Bug fixing.

What's new?

• Cards' dimensions are better handled with a static dictionary. Card displaying results clearer and more concise.
• New heap function for a random placement of cards within a given rectangular area.
• Fix bugs

This release introduces the first functionalities of Deckz: card visualization, hand and deck displaying, and other funny stuffs.