Code I wrote while going through the book Mazes for Programmers: Code Your Own Twisty Little Passages. The algorithms and datastructures in the book are written in ruby. I chose to do the exercises in python.
Was developed using python 3.8, should work starting at 3.6 (I use f-strings), but was not tested.
You should not need anything besides pip install -r requirements.txt.
There are various demo scripts in the root folder that can be run. These will generate a png file with the generated maze in the results folder.
For example, running python sidewinder_demo.py will generate a maze that looks like:
Another example is python coloring_demo.py resulting in:
