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[i-jonathan]

Hello @notnil
I was trying to use this library and didn't find an easy way to check if a move puts the opponent in check, or even to check if my king is on Check.
Is there a way to go about this?

[notnil]

move

@i-jonathan move.HasTag(chess.Check) should do the trick!

[i-jonathan]

Nice. Thank you.
Though that adds a bit of complexity when working with Movestr. Cause the move isn't returned by Movestr method

[i-jonathan]

Hiyo @notnil
I'm back again. I'm wondering if there's a way to skip or end a turn. Or anything of that sort really