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https://github.com/defuncart/kifu_viewer

An application to view Shogi games by loading Kifu files.
https://github.com/defuncart/kifu_viewer

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An application to view Shogi games by loading Kifu files.

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# Kifu Viewer

Shogi (将棋) is a two-player strategy board game native to Japan, belonging to the same family as chess and xiangqi. Kifu (棋譜) is the Japanese term for abstract strategy game record.

Kifu Viewer is a desktop application which allows the loading of `kif` files and viewing shogi games. **This application does not feature a shogi engine, thus the user cannot analyze games nor play against the computer.**

## How to Use

A `kif` file can be loaded by either opening a file or pasting from system clipboard. Both these actions can be achieved via the menu bar, shortcuts or via buttons in the upper-right corner of the application.

Once a kif file is loaded, moves can be stepped through using the arrow keys:

| Key | Action |
|-------|----------------------|
| UP | To the initial board |
| LEFT | Back one move |
| RIGHT | Forward one move |
| DOWN | To the final board |

![](docs/screenshots/01.gif)

## Download

Please see [https://github.com/defuncart/kifu_viewer/releases](https://github.com/defuncart/kifu_viewer/releases) for the latest desktop release.

The application may also be run in the browser at [https://defuncart.com/kifu_viewer](https://defuncart.com/kifu_viewer).

For Windows, note that C++ redistributable is required to run the app.

## Getting Started

If you would like to build the app yourself, then you simply need:

- Flutter >= 2.10
- Dart >= 2.16
- macOS:
- Xcode >= 13
- CocoaPods >= 1.11.2
- windows:
- Developer Mode enabled
- linux:
- clang
- ninja-build
- libgtk-3-dev
- libblkid-dev
- web:
- Chrome

To generate `NotoSansJP-RegularLite.otf`, ensure that `fonttools` is installed and that a copy of `NotoSansJP-Regular.otf` resides in `assets_dev/fonts/`. Then run the following command:

```
pyftsubset assets_dev/fonts/NotoSansJP-Regular.otf --output-file=assets/fonts/NotoSansJP-RegularLite.otf --unicodes-file=assets_dev/fonts/lite_unicode.txt
```

## Raising Issues and Contributing

Please report bugs and issues, and raise feature requests [here](https://github.com/defuncart/kifu_viewer/issues).

To contribute, submit a PR with a detailed description and tests, if applicable.