To run, ./minesweeper. Run ln -s /path/to/minesweeper.py /usr/local/bin/minesweeper to add it to your PATH

Make sure zoom your terminal, it helps with viewing the entire board.

Usually, .2 is a good setting for percent of bombs.

This is pretty raw, so if you find any bugs/have any requests, add the issue to Github. Also, feel free to make a pull request if you make changes that you think would be valuable to the project.

• # #: mark a box that you believe does not have a bomb. E.x. 12 14. You can also prefix this command with 'g' as in 'g 12 14'.
• f prefix: Mark a box with a flag. E.x. f 12 14
• u prefix: Unmark a flagged box. E.x. u 12 14
• s prefix: Shorthand to guess all surrounding boxes to the given box. E.x. s 12 14 would guess 11 13, 11 14, 11 15, 12 13, 12 15, 13 13, 13 14, and 13 15.
  • This command can only be used on boxes that have already been marked as not having bombs. This is a safeguard so that you don't shoot yourself in the foot.

• If instead of a number you pass a list in the following format (#,#,...#), all of those indeces will be used with the indeces of the other axis.
  • E.x. 'f (1,3,5) 2' will call 'f 1 2', 'f 3 2' and 'f 5 2'. Note that if both arguments are lists, then all permutations will be guessed. So 'u (1,3) (2,4)' will call 'u 1 2', 'u 1 4', 'u 3 2' and 'u 3 4'.
• In any location where you can use a number, you can also pass a range and all of those numbers will be used. E.x. 'f 3-8 2' will mark the entire column from indeces 3-8 inclusive with flags. Note that these may be used in tandem with both arguments to select a box-region. They may also be used in a list: 'f (2,4-8,10) 3' will mark the entire column from 2-10 except for 3 and 9.