User-friendly vchess presentation on index + some code cleaning

[vchess.git] / views / index.pug

extends layout

block css
	link(rel="stylesheet", href="/stylesheets/index.css")

block content
	.container#indexPage
		.row
			.col-sm-12
				h1.text-center(style="font-style:italic") Welcome to v[ariant] chess club !
				h2.text-center
					span.help(onClick="document.getElementById('modal-help').checked=true") Help ? 
					a(href="/demo.webm") Demo !
				input#modal-help.modal(type="checkbox")
				div(role="dialog")
					.card
						label.modal-close(for="modal-help")
						h3.blue.section Modes
						p.section.
							Each variant page offers two modes: against a human or computer opponent,
							which is here to help learning the rules.
						h3.blue.section Comments
						p.section.
							All games start with a random assymetric position. #[br]
							Games are untimed, and played anonymously. #[br]
							No chat, to rather focus on the moves :)
						h3.red.section Bug report
						p.section.
							If you find a bug in a game, please follow this procedure: #[br]
							1. stop playing: click on the resign button; #[br]
							2. click on the PGN to download it; #[br]
							3. send an email to
							#[a(href="mailto:contact@vchess.club?subject=[vchess.club] bug report") contact@vchess.club]
							with relevant comments and the PGN attached. Thank you!
				input#modal-welcome.modal(type="checkbox")
				div(role="dialog")
					#welcome.card.text-center
						label.modal-close(for="modal-welcome")
						h3.blue.section Welcome to vchess.club!
						.section
							p A fun place to play chess variants in real time!
							p But wait... what is a chess variant?
							img(src="/images/Hexagonal_chess.svg")
							p.
								As suggested by the picture, a variant setup generally
								looks more or less like a chessboard with regular pieces
								(otherwise it's no longer a variant but a whole new game!).
							p(style="font-style:italic;color:purple") However...
							p Each variant has its own new rules, which can involve
							ul
								li * different pieces movements
								li * different chessboard(s)   
								li * new pieces                
								li * moves side effects        
								li ...and so on                
						.section
							p.
								Example: imagine that a capture is an atomic explosion, wiping all adjacent squares
								– except the pawns, which as cockroaches can resist this kind of event.
							p Also state a goal: make the opponent's king explode.
							p → Congrats, you defined Atomic chess! (Playable here)
						.section
							p(style="font-style:italic;color:purple") OK, this all sounds interesting, but why would that be fun?
							p.
								Because all games here start with a random setup: no more boring
								openings memorization, you have to rely on your chess skills only :)
							p Moreover, I claim that the chosen variants here are fun to play :P
							p.
								For informations about hundreds (if not thousands!) of variants, you
								can visit the excellent #[a(href="https://www.chessvariants.com/") chessvariants] website.
						p(style="cursor:pointer;color:darkgrey" onClick="setCookie('visited','1');document.getElementById('modal-welcome').checked=false") Do not annoy me again!
						p(style="font-size:0.8em") Image credit: #[a(href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chess_variants#/media/File:Hexagonal_chess.svg") Wikpedia]
		.row
			my-variant-summary(
				v-for="(v,idx) in sortedCounts",
				v-show="v.name.startsWith(curPrefix)",
				v-bind:vobj="v",
				v-bind:key="v.name")

block javascripts
	script.
		const variantArray = !{JSON.stringify(variantArray)};
		//JSON.parse("!{variantArray}".replace(/\"/g,'"'));
	script(src="/javascripts/utils/misc.js")
	script(src="/javascripts/utils/socket_url.js")
	script(src="/javascripts/components/variantSummary.js")
	script(src="/javascripts/index.js")