A web App testing a persons knowledge of football results from a season

The idea was to create a quiz which takes a set of football results from a recent football season, in this case The English Premiership. The quiz presents each game in a particular week and asks the player to answer whether the game was a home win, away win or a draw. They get 2 attempts per question, 1 point is received for a correct home win, 2 points for a correct draw, 3 points for a correct away win and 1 point for a correct second attempt. The game can also be played in 2 player mode with plans to expand to more later. In the case of a one player game there is a leaderboard which contains the top ten scores.

• HTML5, CSS3, Python Flask Framework, Bootstrap 4, Javascript, Mlab for Mongodb

Alan Smith (solanus@gmail.com)

https://github.com/alsmith808/pools https://flask-scores.herokuapp.com/

Clone or download git repo Install latest version of Python 3 Install latest version of flask Set up your own mlab account and change mlab key in app.py to your own assigned key Navigate to the root folder of project and open the terminal here Run the command 'python app.py' to spin up a local server Open the prompted location in your browser

My approach was to first create python classes for player and question and build the game with objects of those classes. I then created a standalone model of the quiz game in the game.py file.

Click on new games User inputs number of players between 1 and 5 User/Users input their name as unique identifier User is presented with Fixture n User inputs answer with forms If answer is incorrect player gets second attempts On correct answer or second wrong answer user goes to next Fixture If last question in 1 player mode game finishes and score page is shown with option to view leaderboaerd If multiplayer mode the next player then goes through the questions inputing their answers When all players have enter answers game finishes, winner/draw screen is presented showing each players score

Unit tests available in repo for two main classes and the main game functions

• test_player.py
• test_question.py
• test_game.py

The app was continuosly tested manually in the browser throughout the lifecycle of the project. It has also been made as responsive as possible and has been tested on various screen sizes and mobiles.

• 0.1
  • Initial Release

MIT

• Corey Schaefer (Tutorials on Flask) https://www.youtube.com/user/Corey Schaefer

• Miguel Grinberg pyCon2015

• Anthony at Pretty Printed https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-QDfvrRIDB6F0bIO4I4HkQ