def test_start_frames(self):
game = Game()
game.add_player(0, 'p0')
game.add_player(1, 'p1')
game.start()
self.encode_decode_compare_game(game)
def test_add_player_after_start(self):
"""Attempting to add a player after the game has started throws
a GTRError.
"""
g = Game()
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p1')
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p2')
g.start()
with self.assertRaises(GTRError):
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p3')
def test_start_again(self):
"""Starting an already-started game raises a GTRError.
"""
g = Game()
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p1')
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p2')
g.start()
with self.assertRaises(GTRError):
g.start()
def test_add_player_after_start(self):
"""Attempting to add a player after the game has started throws
a GTRError.
"""
g = Game()
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p1')
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p2')
g.start()
with self.assertRaises(GTRError):
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p3')
def test_start_again(self):
"""Starting an already-started game raises a GTRError.
"""
g = Game()
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p1')
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p2')
g.start()
with self.assertRaises(GTRError):
g.start()
def test_frame(self):
game = Game()
game.add_player(0, 'p0')
game.add_player(1, 'p1')
game.start()
frame = game._current_frame
frame_dict = encode.encode(frame)
frame_recovered = encode.decode_frame(frame_dict)
frame_dict2 = encode.encode(frame_recovered)
self.assertEqual(str(frame_dict), str(frame_dict2))
for frame in game.stack.stack:
frame_dict = encode.encode(frame)
frame_recovered = encode.decode_frame(frame_dict)
frame_dict2 = encode.encode(frame_recovered)
self.assertEqual(str(frame_dict), str(frame_dict2))
def test_start(self):
"""Starting a game puts orders and jacks in the hands of the players,
populates the pool, and sets the turn number to 1
"""
g = Game()
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p1')
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p2')
g.start()
self.assertEqual(len(g.jacks), 4)
# We don't know how many cards because of tiebreakers in determining
# who goes first but each player at least needs 4 cards + 1 in the pool
self.assertTrue(len(g.library) <= 134)
self.assertTrue(len(g.library) > 0)
for p in g.players:
self.assertIn('Jack', p.hand)
self.assertTrue(g.started)
self.assertEqual(g.expected_action, message.THINKERORLEAD)
def test_start(self):
"""Starting a game puts orders and jacks in the hands of the players,
populates the pool, and sets the turn number to 1
"""
g = Game()
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p1')
g.add_player(uuid4(), 'p2')
g.start()
self.assertEqual(len(g.jacks), 4)
# We don't know how many cards because of tiebreakers in determining
# who goes first but each player at least needs 4 cards + 1 in the pool
self.assertTrue(len(g.library) <= 134)
self.assertTrue(len(g.library) > 0)
for p in g.players:
self.assertIn('Jack', p.hand)
self.assertTrue(g.started)
self.assertEqual(g.expected_action, message.THINKERORLEAD)