Dear GNU Backgammon Team, I hope this message finds you well. I am currently developing a RESTful API using Python, specifically with frameworks such as FastAPI/Flask, and I am keen on integrating GNU Backgammon (gnubg) into this project. The primary function I aim to achieve is to send a match and position ID to gnubg, have it load the match, analyze the position, and if it is gnubg's turn, to also receive the recommended move.
The end goal is to facilitate this interaction through JSON for both the requests and responses, ensuring seamless integration within a Python environment. This setup is intended to serve a broader application that leverages gnubg's capabilities for analysis and decision-making in backgammon matches. Could you please provide guidance or point me towards documentation on how to achieve the following using gnubg? 1. Sending a match and position ID to gnubg, preferably in a JSON format, for it to load and analyze the match. 2. Receiving gnubg's analysis and recommended move in a JSON response, which is crucial for the integration with my Python-based API. 3. Any examples or best practices for integrating gnubg with Python, especially in a serverless architecture or a containerized environment. I am looking for advice on the best approach to integrate these functionalities into a RESTful service. I appreciate your time and assistance in this matter. Thank you for your support and for the incredible work on GNU Backgammon. Best regards, David.
