def test_excemption_not_enough_rolls(self):
"""
let's make sure that the catch if the user didn't input enough rolls
"""
rolls = [3, 2, 1]
game = BowlingGame(log_name=self.log_name)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
game.play_from_list(rolls)
def test_excemption_roll_value(self):
"""
let's do some basic checking for input like that we don't let people score more frames that pins per frame
"""
rolls = [20] * 12
game = BowlingGame(log_name=self.log_name)
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
game.play_from_list(rolls)
def test_rule_change(self):
"""
test new rule change implementation (shortgame)
"""
game = BowlingGame(rules=ShortRules(), log_name=self.log_name)
short_list = [10] * 7 # 5 strikes and 2 extra rolls
score = game.play_from_list(short_list)
self.assertTrue(score == 150)
def test_perfect_game(self):
"""
test perfect game score
12 rolls of 10 pins
"""
rolls = [10] * 12
game = BowlingGame(log_name=self.log_name)
score = game.play_from_list(rolls)
self.assertTrue(score == 300, 'score is %i' % score)
def test_mixed_score(self):
"""
test mix scores here's just a random list i ran through an online bowling score calculator
assuming that the calculator was correct our game logic should be too :D
"""
rolls = [0, 0, 1, 2, 5, 4, 3, 1, 10, 9, 1, 0, 4, 6, 1, 4, 6, 5, 1]
game = BowlingGame(log_name=self.log_name)
score = game.play_from_list(rolls)
self.assertTrue(score == 78, 'score = %s' % score)
def test_nine_one_split_game(self):
"""
this test simulates a game full of 9,1 splits with 10 pin score on the last frame (bonus)
"""
rolls = []
for _ in xrange(10):
rolls.extend([9, 1])
# last frame is a strike
rolls.append(10)
game = BowlingGame(log_name=self.log_name)
score = game.play_from_list(rolls)
self.assertTrue(score == 191, 'score is %i' % score)
'''
Created on Aug 20, 2018
@author: carlos
this is a simple example of rule encapsulation and inheritance to implement the game with new rules
'''
from bowling import Rules
class ShortRules(Rules):
frames = 5
if __name__ == '__main__':
from bowling import BowlingGame
GAME = BowlingGame(rules=ShortRules())
HALFROLLS = [10] * 7 # 5 strikes and 2 extra rolls
GAME.play_from_list(HALFROLLS)
