A Chess application developed in Swift using SwiftUI for the Apple Vision Pro. The application features a fully functional chess board, complete with player management, move validation, and game state tracking.
- 🏆 Full implementation of a chess game with standard rules.
- 👥 Supports two players, with each player controlling either the black or white pieces.
- ♔ Each chess piece (pawn, knight, bishop, rook, queen, king) is implemented with its unique movement and behavior.
- ♟️ The board state is managed and updated dynamically as moves are made.
- 📝 Game state is tracked, including move history and check/checkmate detection.
- 💾 Serialization and deserialization of the game state for saving and loading games.
- Swift: The primary programming language used for development.
- SwiftUI: Used for building the user interface.
- Foundation: Provides essential data types, collections, and operating-system services.
- UniformTypeIdentifiers: Manages uniform type identifiers for handling data types.
This file contains the BoardModel class, which is the main model representing the chessboard. It handles the initialization of the board, movement of pieces, and game state tracking.
This file defines the SquareModel class, representing individual squares on the chessboard. It includes properties for the square's position, color, and the chess piece it contains.
This file contains the SelectionModel class, which manages the selection of squares and pieces during the game. It ensures valid moves are highlighted and processed correctly.
This file includes the ChessModel class, which manages multiple BoardModel instances and allows for switching between different boards.
This file defines the BoardMove struct, which represents a move made on the board. It includes the starting and ending squares of the move and the player who made the move.
To run this project, you will need Xcode installed on your macOS system. Follow these steps to get started:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/ChessApp.git- Open the project in Xcode:
cd ChessApp
open ChessApp.xcodeproj- Build and run the project in the Xcode simulator or on a connected device.
Once the application is running, you can start a new game of chess by following the standard chess rules. The application supports move validation, turn-based play, and game state tracking.
Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request.
For any questions or inquiries, please contact Gabriel Weinbrenner at gabriel.weinbrenner@gmail.com.