numberlink.registration¶
Registration helper for the NumberLink environment.
Provides a convenience function to register the environment id NumberLinkRGB-v0 with Gymnasium.
The numberlink package automatically calls register_numberlink_v0() during module initialization,
so simply importing the package is sufficient to register the environment.
Module Contents¶
Functions¶
Register the environment id with Gymnasium’s registry. |
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Entry-point factory for Gymnasium. Returns a NumberLinkRGBEnv instance. |
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Create a vectorized NumberLink environment. |
API¶
- numberlink.registration.register_numberlink_v0(env_id: str = 'NumberLinkRGB-v0') None[source]¶
Register the environment id with Gymnasium’s registry.
This function registers the NumberLink environment so it can be instantiated using
gymnasium.make. The registration is idempotent and safe to call multiple times. If the environment has already been registered, the function returns immediately without raising an error or duplicating the registration.The function registers both a standard environment entry point and a vectorized entry point that can be used with
gymnasium.make_vecfor parallel environment execution.Note
The
numberlinkpackage automatically calls this function during module initialization, so simply importing the package (import numberlink) is sufficient to register the environment. Explicit calls to this function are only needed if you want to register with a customenv_idor in rare cases where you need to ensure registration without importing the package.- Parameters:
env_id (str, optional) – Environment identifier to register. Defaults to
"NumberLinkRGB-v0".- Raises:
ValueError – If the provided
env_idis empty or improperly formatted according to Gymnasium conventions. The id should follow the pattern[namespace/](env_name)[-v(version)].
Example usage:
import gymnasium as gym import numberlink # Automatically registers NumberLinkRGB-v0 # Create a single environment env = gym.make("NumberLinkRGB-v0") # Or create a vectorized environment using gymnasium.make_vec vec_env = gym.make_vec("NumberLinkRGB-v0", num_envs=3)
Note
This function follows Gymnasium>=1.0 conventions and does not use deprecated parameters such as
autoresetorapply_api_compatibilitythat were removed in Gymnasium 1.0.See also
gymnasium.register()Core Gymnasium registration function used internally.
gymnasium.make()Function to instantiate environments by id after registration.
gymnasium.make_vec()Function to create vectorized environments using the registered vector entry point.
- numberlink.registration.env_creator(grid: collections.abc.Sequence[str] | None = None, *, render_mode: RenderMode | None = None, level_id: str | None = None, variant: numberlink.config.VariantConfig | None = None, bridges: collections.abc.Iterable[Coord] | None = None, generator: numberlink.config.GeneratorConfig | None = None, reward_config: numberlink.config.RewardConfig | None = None, render_config: numberlink.config.RenderConfig | None = None, step_limit: int | None = None, palette: dict[str, RGBInt] | None = None, solution: list[list[Coord]] | None = None) numberlink.env.NumberLinkRGBEnv[source]¶
Entry-point factory for Gymnasium. Returns a NumberLinkRGBEnv instance.
This function is suitable to reference from packaging entry points (
gymnasium.envs) so Gymnasium can discover environments automatically when the package is installed.
- numberlink.registration.vector_env_creator(num_envs: int = 1, grid: collections.abc.Sequence[str] | None = None, *, render_mode: RenderMode | None = None, level_id: str | None = None, variant: numberlink.config.VariantConfig | None = None, bridges: collections.abc.Iterable[Coord] | None = None, generator: numberlink.config.GeneratorConfig | None = None, reward_config: numberlink.config.RewardConfig | None = None, render_config: numberlink.config.RenderConfig | None = None, step_limit: int | None = None, palette: dict[str, RGBInt] | None = None, solution: list[list[Coord]] | None = None) numberlink.vector_env.NumberLinkRGBVectorEnv[source]¶
Create a vectorized NumberLink environment.
The function mirrors the standard constructor signature used by Gymnasium when building vector environments.