Maze generator using a JavaScript implementation of Eller's Algorithm, as described here: http://www.neocomputer.org/projects/eller.html
npm install generate-mazeMaze generator using a JavaScript implementation of Eller's Algorithm,
as described here: http://www.neocomputer.org/projects/eller.html
This algorithm creates 'perfect' mazes, which guarantees a single path
between any two cells, such as:
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Another Web example
**Note: This library does not create ASCII-art or other text visualizations.
That part is up to you.**
This library generates a two-dimensional array of maze cells, each with the following properties:
`` js`
{
x: 4, // Horizontal position, integer
y: 7, // Vertical position, integer
top: false, // Top/Up has a wall/blocked if true, boolean
left: false, // Left has a wall/blocked if true, boolean
bottom: true, // Bottom/Down has a wall/blocked if true, boolean
right: true, // Right has a wall/blocked if true, boolean
set: 5 // Set # used to generate maze, can be ignored
}
npm install generate-maze
_Example assumes you are using a module system such as node, Webpack or Browserify._
`javascript
const generator = require('generate-maze');
// Width and height == 4
const maze = generator(4);
// Width == 8, height == 4
const maze = generator(8, 4);
// Width == 8, height == 4, maze edges are open
const maze = generator(8, 4, false);
// Width == 8, height == 4, maze edges are closed, using random seed
const maze = generator(8, 4, true, 123456);
``
_Note: the maze is an array of rows, so to access individual cells by their x/y
positions, you need to specify the row first. For example:
maze[y][x]