Turberfield is a framework for discrete event simulations and turn-based games.

It is developed by a private individual but released to the public under the GNU General Public License.

The API may change as the project proceeds. At this early stage you should only use the latest release; it may not be compatible with previous versions.

• Turberfield runs on Python 3.4 or later.
• Some modules require atomic file renaming and named pipes (ie: a POSIX OS).

Download and unpack the source distribution:

$ tar -xzvf turberfield-utils-0.011.0.tar.gz
$ cd turberfield-utils-0.011.0

Run the tests:

$ python3.4 -m unittest discover turberfield

Consult the documentation:

$ firefox turberfield/utils/doc/html/index.html

$ pip install turberfield-utils

Turberfield is a S ur PRISE.

Semantic

Turberfield can be understood by machines or human beings.

Persistent

Turberfield can be stopped and saved for later.

Reusable

Turberfield can be turned into something else.

Interactive

Turberfield listens to what you say.

Simulation

Turberfield knows what it's talking about.

for Economics

...or Education, or Entertainment. Turberfield is deadly serious. And only a game.

What's missing? UR!

• If you've spotted a bug in Turberfield, please let me know so I can fix it.
• If you think Turberfield lacks a feature, you can help drive development by describing your Use Case.

In either event, please leave a message on the project's message board.

Author

tundish

Copyright

2015 D Haynes