def post(self, location_id):
"""
This handler is a bit more complex - handles the actions that can
be taken at this location. For instance:
- extort
- take control
- leave guards
- battle
"""
user_id = self.get_secure_cookie("user_id")
user = db.get_user(user_id)
location = db.get_or_create_location_by_id(location_id)
action = self.get_argument("action")
if action == "take-control":
# TODO: Do an additional check to make sure this isn't owned
# by someone else and there are no guards here.
location["owner"] = { "name" : user["name"], "user_id" : user["id"] }
db.save_location(location)
elif action == "extort" and location["owner"]["user_id"] == user["id"]:
inventory = db.get_inventory_for_user(user)
extortion_value = 5 * location["checkins"]
inventory["money"] += extortion_value
db.save_inventory(inventory)
location["last_extort_time"] = datetime.datetime.now()
db.save_location(location)
self.redirect("/location/%s" % location_id)
def post(self, location_id):
"""
This handler is a bit more complex - handles the actions that can
be taken at this location. For instance:
- extort
- take control
- leave guards
- battle
"""
user_id = self.get_secure_cookie("user_id")
user = db.get_user(user_id)
location = db.get_or_create_location_by_id(location_id)
action = self.get_argument("action")
if action == "take-control":
# TODO: Do an additional check to make sure this isn't owned
# by someone else and there are no guards here.
location["owner"] = {"name": user["name"], "user_id": user["id"]}
db.save_location(location)
elif action == "extort" and location["owner"]["user_id"] == user["id"]:
inventory = db.get_inventory_for_user(user)
extortion_value = 5 * location["checkins"]
inventory["money"] += extortion_value
db.save_inventory(inventory)
location["last_extort_time"] = datetime.datetime.now()
db.save_location(location)
self.redirect("/location/%s" % location_id)
def post(self):
"""
Allows a user to make purchases. In the case of armor or weapons, we
simply increment the number of items a user has.
In the case of mobsters, we append to the current list of mobsters in the
player's inventory because each mobster has its own state.
"""
user_id = self.get_secure_cookie("user_id")
user = db.get_user(user_id)
inventory = self.get_inventory_for_user(user)
action = self.get_argument("action")
item_id = self.get_argument("id")
# Probably could have collapsed armor and weapons into a single
# type and used a field to designate type.
if action == "buy-weapon":
# User already has item, increment quantity
weapon = items.weapons[item_id]
if item_id in inventory["weapons"].keys():
inventory["weapons"][item_id]["quantity"] += 1
else:
inventory["weapons"][item_id] = {
"name" : weapon["name"],
"quantity" : 1
}
elif action == "buy-armor":
armor = items.armor_list[item_id]
if item_id in inventory["armor"].keys():
inventory["armor"][item_id]["quantity"] += 1
else:
inventory["armor"][item_id] = {
"name" : armor["name"],
"quantity" : 1
}
elif action == "recruit-mobster":
# We are recruiting someone to our gang. We persist this data
# differently because we have to store the state of each mobster.
mobster_prototype = items.mobsters[item_id]
# We create a new instance of a mobster to track state
mobster_instance = {
"name" : mobster_prototype["name"],
"image_url" : mobster_prototype["image_url"],
"level" : mobster_prototype["level"],
"hp" : mobster_prototype["base_hitpoints"],
# We may want to modify this later with bonuses
"damage" : mobster_prototype["base_damage"]
}
inventory["mobsters"].append(mobster_instance)
db.save_inventory(inventory)
self.redirect("/store")
def post(self):
"""
Allows a user to make purchases. In the case of armor or weapons, we
simply increment the number of items a user has.
In the case of mobsters, we append to the current list of mobsters in the
player's inventory because each mobster has its own state.
"""
user_id = self.get_secure_cookie("user_id")
user = db.get_user(user_id)
inventory = self.get_inventory_for_user(user)
action = self.get_argument("action")
item_id = self.get_argument("id")
# Probably could have collapsed armor and weapons into a single
# type and used a field to designate type.
if action == "buy-weapon":
# User already has item, increment quantity
weapon = items.weapons[item_id]
if item_id in inventory["weapons"].keys():
inventory["weapons"][item_id]["quantity"] += 1
else:
inventory["weapons"][item_id] = {
"name": weapon["name"],
"quantity": 1
}
elif action == "buy-armor":
armor = items.armor_list[item_id]
if item_id in inventory["armor"].keys():
inventory["armor"][item_id]["quantity"] += 1
else:
inventory["armor"][item_id] = {
"name": armor["name"],
"quantity": 1
}
elif action == "recruit-mobster":
# We are recruiting someone to our gang. We persist this data
# differently because we have to store the state of each mobster.
mobster_prototype = items.mobsters[item_id]
# We create a new instance of a mobster to track state
mobster_instance = {
"name": mobster_prototype["name"],
"image_url": mobster_prototype["image_url"],
"level": mobster_prototype["level"],
"hp": mobster_prototype["base_hitpoints"],
# We may want to modify this later with bonuses
"damage": mobster_prototype["base_damage"]
}
inventory["mobsters"].append(mobster_instance)
db.save_inventory(inventory)
self.redirect("/store")