A UCI Javascript chess engine with NNUE evaluation. Try her here:-
https://op12no2.github.io/lozza-ui/play.htm
Lozza was primarily created for use in browsers, but can also be used with traditional chess UIs via Node - and because of that, on pretty-much any platform.
Issues and Todo list: https://github.com/op12no2/lozza/issues
All you need is lozzaN.js
from the latest lozzaN.zip
release; for example lozza7.js
from lozza7.zip
.
https://github.com/op12no2/lozza/releases
Here is a little example to do a 10 ply search:-
var lozza = new Worker('lozza.js'); // i renamed lozza7.js to be lozza.js
lozza.onmessage = function (e) {
$('#dump').append(e.data); // assuming jquery and a div called #dump
// parse messages from here as required
};
lozza.postMessage('uci'); // lozza uses the uci communication protocol
lozza.postMessage('ucinewgame'); // reset tt
lozza.postMessage('position startpos');
lozza.postMessage('go depth 10'); // 10 ply search
Try this example here:-
https://op12no2.github.io/lozza-ui/ex.htm
Please note that Lozza's code is folded using {{{
and }}}
(emacs convention) and most easily read using an editor with a folding capability.
A sister repo has more browser-based examples for playing and analysing etc. with Lozza.
https://github.com/op12no2/lozza-ui
You can try them here:-
https://op12no2.github.io/lozza-ui/play.htm
Lozza can be used in popular chesss user interfaces like Banksia, Winboard, Arena and CuteChess via Node. Download the latest LozzaN.zip
release and then follow the instructions in the wiki.
https://github.com/op12no2/lozza/releases
https://github.com/op12no2/lozza/wiki/Loading-Lozza-into-chess-user-interfaces
https://nodejs.org - Node
https://github.com/jw1912/bullet - bullet network trainer
https://www.chessprogramming.org/Main_Page - Chess programming wiki
https://computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040 - CCRL rating list
https://backscattering.de/chess/uci - UCI protocol
https://discord.gg/uM8J3x46 - Engine Programming Discord
https://talkchess.com - Talkchess forums
https://www.chessprogramming.org/Fruit - Early versions of Lozza used a HCE based on Fruit 2.1