def test_navigation(self):
# Use declaratively defined game but could just as easily be
# created procedurally
game = vengeance.create_game({
'directions': [
{'name': 'up', 'opposite': 'down'},
{'name': 'in', 'opposite': 'out'},
{'name': 'west', 'opposite': 'east'}
],
'rooms': [
{'name': 'A Church',
'description': 'Tiny place of worship',
'exits': [
{'to': 'The Crypt', 'direction': 'down'}
]},
{'name': 'The Crypt',
'description': 'Dusty tomb filled with empty sarcophagi',
'exits': [
{'to': 'A Coffin', 'direction': 'in', 'one_way': True},
{'to': 'A Cave', 'direction': 'west'}
]},
{'name': 'A Coffin',
'description': 'A tight squeeze and pitch dark'},
{'name': 'A Cave',
'description': 'A dark and dingy place'}
],
})
commands = ['d', 'w', 'e', 'i']
for command in commands:
game.process_input(command)
self.assertEquals('A Coffin', game.character.current_location.name)
def test_exit_direction(self):
exit_direction = 'down'
game = vengeance.create_game({
'directions': [
{'name': 'up', 'opposite': exit_direction},
],
'rooms': [
{'name': 'Room A',
'description': 'A',
'exits': [
{'to': 'Room B', 'direction': exit_direction}
]},
{'name': 'Room B',
'description': 'B'}
]
})
exit = game.find_location('Room A').exits[0]
self.assertEqual(exit_direction, exit.direction.name)
def test_two_way_exit(self):
game = vengeance.create_game({
'directions': [
{'name': 'up', 'opposite': 'down'},
],
'rooms': [
{'name': 'Room A',
'description': 'A',
'exits': [
{'to': 'Room B', 'direction': 'down'}
]},
{'name': 'Room B',
'description': 'B'}
]
})
room_a = game.find_location('Room A')
self.assertEqual(1, len(room_a.exits))
room_b = game.find_location('Room B')
self.assertEqual(1, len(room_b.exits))
def test_directions_have_initials_as_synonyms(self):
exit_direction = 'down'
game = vengeance.create_game({
'directions': [
{'name': 'up', 'opposite': exit_direction},
],
'rooms': [
{'name': 'Room A',
'description': 'A',
'exits': [
{'to': 'Room B', 'direction': exit_direction}
]},
{'name': 'Room B',
'description': 'B'}
]
})
game.process_input(exit_direction[0])
self.assertEqual('Room B', game.character.current_location.name)
import vengeance
# Use declaratively defined game but could just as easily be
# created procedurally
game = vengeance.create_game({
'directions': [
{'name': 'up', 'opposite': 'down'},
{'name': 'in', 'opposite': 'out'},
{'name': 'west', 'opposite': 'east'}
],
'rooms': [
{'name': 'A Church',
'description': 'Tiny place of worship',
'exits': [
{'to': 'The Crypt', 'direction': 'down'}
]},
{'name': 'The Crypt',
'description': 'Dusty tomb filled with empty sarcophagi',
'exits': [
{'to': 'A Coffin', 'direction': 'in', 'one_way': True},
{'to': 'A Cave', 'direction': 'west'}
]},
{'name': 'A Coffin',
'description': 'A tight squeeze and pitch dark'},
{'name': 'A Cave',
'description': 'A dark and dingy place'}
],
})
# Add a prompt to indicate when the game is waiting for user input
def prompt_for_input():
return raw_input('> ')
