Minesweeper Field Processor Documentation¶

The Minesweeper Field Processor kata is a text-based problem that transforms a given minefield into a processed field where each cell contains either a mine (*) or the number of adjacent mines.

The system reads an input grid, applies deterministic processing rules, and outputs a fully annotated field, making it a suitable exercise for practicing TDD/BDD, input/output processing, and modular system design.

This repository provides the official documentation for the kata, generated using Sphinx.

Overview:

Minesweeper Field Processor — Documentation

Architecture:

1. Introduction and Goals
2. Architecture Constraints
3. System Scope and Context
4. Solution Strategy
5. Building Block View
6. Runtime View
- 6.1 Main Processing Scenario
- 6.2 Edge Case: Empty Input
7. Deployment View
8. Cross-cutting Concepts
09. Architecture Decisions
10. Quality Requirements
- 10.1 Quality Tree
11. Risks and Technical Debts
- 11.1 Risks
- 11.2 Technical Debts
12. Glossary

Indices and tables¶

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