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<h1>Welcome to <span class="logo">pairgoth</span>, your Go Pairing Engine!</h1>
<h2>What is <span class="logo">pairgoth</span>?</h2>
<p><span class="logo">pairgoth</span> is a Go tournament pairing engine designed to make your tournament experience effortless. <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> is the successor of <a href="https://github.com/lucvannier/opengotha">opengotha</a>, the well known pairing system software developed by <a href="http://vannier.info/jeux/accueil.htm">Luc Vannier</a> and uses the same algorithm internally, as well as import and export features towards its format.</p>
<p><span class="logo">pairgoth</span> version 0.1 supports the <b>Swiss</b></a> pairing system, ideal for championships with no handicap games, as well as the <b>MacMahon</b> pairing system, more suited for classical tournaments and cups. It is still in an alpha stage. Future versions will support more pairing systems and more features. <a href="mailto:pairgoth@jeudego.org">Your feedback is most welcome!</a></p>
<p><span class="logo">pairgoth</span> version 0.1 supports the <b>Swiss</b></a> pairing system, ideal for championships with no handicap games, as well as the <b>MacMahon</b> pairing system, more suited for classical tournaments and cups. It is still in a beta stage. Future versions will support more pairing systems and more features. <a href="mailto:pairgoth@jeudego.org">Your feedback is most welcome!</a></p>
<h2>How to use <span class="logo">pairgoth</span>?</h2>
<p>We offer you the flexibility to use <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> in a way that best suits your needs. Here are your options:</p>
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<p><b>Launch a standalone instance</b>: This mode allows you to run <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> on your local computer.</p>
<p>That's the best option if you feel more comfortable when running locally or whenever you want to be able to do the pairing without internet. You can choose to use either the standard interface (which is meant to look a lot like opengotha) and the web interface (by launching the engine and connecting to it using a browser).</p>
<p>That's the best option if you feel more comfortable when running locally or whenever you want to be able to do the pairing without internet. Pairgoth will launch a local web server to which you can connect using a browser.</p>
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<div><a class="nobreak disabled" #* href="https://pairgoth.jeudego.org/download#standalone" *#>Download <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> standalone, standard interface</a> (not yet available)</div>
<div><a class="nobreak" href="https://pairgoth.jeudego.org/download/pairgoth-standalone-0.1.zip">Download <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> standalone, web interface</a> (java required)</div>
<div><a class="nobreak" href="https://pairgoth.jeudego.org/download/pairgoth-docker-0.1.zip">Download <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> standalone, web interface, via docker</a> (docker required)</a></div>
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<p><b>Compile from the sources</b>: the <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> project is fully open source, and under the very permissive <a href="https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0">apache licence</a>, allowing you to tweak it in any possible way. Be sure to contribute back your enhancements!</p>
<p>Since the project is still in alpha, the sources are only available to FFG actors. If that's your case, you can access the sources here:</p>
<p>Since the project is still in beta, the sources are only available to FFG actors. If that's your case, you can access the sources here:</p>
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<a class="nobreak" href="https://gitlab.jeudego.org/tournois/pairgoth/">Browse <span class="logo">pairgoth</span> sources on FFG's gitlab</a>