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This library produces chess games databases from PGN files and provides some predicates for manipulating these databases.
Once connected to a number of chess_db databases, all kinds of information about the games can be interrogated. See chess_db_opening/2 for an example.
Ideally we want to hook this pack to a web-page interface for playing the games as we select them.
?- pack_install(chess_db).
The pack includes code to:
There are two example databases in data/ and an example program, examples/short.pl.
These are all stoics packs available from SWI-Prolog pack installer:
Pack lib, is the only dependency installed with chess_db. The rest will be installed on first run (code in
pack(lib)).
By default, chess database dirs contain 3 sqlite databases:
game_info(Gid,Key,Val) info about each gamegame_move(Gid,Num,Turn,Move)game_orig(Gid,Orig); where Orig is the verbatim of the section in the PGN for that gameA number of databases can be connected at the same time.
For example a number of databases can be declared in dir/1 terms within file:
~/.pl/chess_db_connect.pl see options_append/3.
?- [pack('chess_db/examples/short.pl')].
?- short. % creates a chess_db in subdirectory short/ from data/4ncl_short.pgn
% and displays the game ids for games that start with [e4,e6] (French defence)
...
?- french. % creates a new pgn file from the base for the 2 games in short/ that start with e4,e6
% Handles already exist, for chess_db directory: '/home/nicos/pl/packs/src/chess_db/examples/short'
gid(chdbs(<sqlite>(0x71b4f0),<sqlite>(0xe577f0),<sqlite>(0xe13400)):1)
gid(chdbs(<sqlite>(0x71b4f0),<sqlite>(0xe577f0),<sqlite>(0xe13400)):31)
writting_to_file(short/french.pgn)
true.
% open file french.pgn on program that can play the games
pack('chess_db/examples/short.pl')]pack(prosqlite), pack(db_facts), pack(stoics_lib), pack(options)