def setUp(self):
self.com = MockCom(self)
self.game = Game(self.com, 3, 4, 30, 30, True)
self.game.dealer = MockDealer(self)
self.game.setup_new_game()
self.game.dealer = MockDealer(self)
self.dealer = self.game.dealer
def runWebServer(host, port, quiet):
"""
Install the logger and run the webserver
"""
# add a logger wrapper for bottle (in order to log its activity)
# See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31080214/python-bottle-always-logs-to-console-no-logging-to-file
def log_to_logger(fn):
""" Wrap a Bottle request so that a log line is emitted after it's handled."""
@wraps(fn)
def _log_to_logger(*_args, **_kwargs):
actual_response = fn(*_args, **_kwargs)
weblogger.info('%s %s %s %s' %
(request.remote_addr, request.method, request.url,
response.status))
return actual_response
return _log_to_logger
# update the template paths so that in priority,
# it first looks in <gameName>/server/templates/ and then in CGS/server/templates
TEMPLATE_PATH.append('games/' + Game.getTheGameName() +
'/server/templates/')
TEMPLATE_PATH.reverse()
# add the base url to all the templates
#Jinja2Template.defaults['base_url'] = 'http://%s:%s/' % (host, port)
Jinja2Template.defaults['base_url'] = '/'
# add the game name to all the templates (for page title)
Jinja2Template.defaults['GameName'] = Game.getTheGameName()
# Start the web server
install(log_to_logger)
weblogger.message('Run the web server on port %d...', port)
default_app(
).catchall = True # all the exceptions/errors are catched, and re-routed to error500
run(host=host,
port=port,
quiet=quiet,
server='gevent',
handler_class=WebSocketHandler)
def create_new_game():
"""
Receive the form to create a new game
-> create the game (ie runPhase it)
"""
# get Players
player1 = RegularPlayer.getFromName(request.forms.get('player1'))
player2 = RegularPlayer.getFromName(request.forms.get('player2'))
# !TODO: add some options (timeout, seed, etc.) in the html, and send them to the constructor
try:
# the constructor will check if player1 and player2 are available to play
# no need to store the game object created here
Game.getTheGameClass()(player1, player2)
except ValueError as e:
# !TODO: redirect to an error page
# TODO: log this
return 'Error. Impossible to create a game with ' + str(
request.forms.get('player1')) + ' and ' + str(
request.forms.get('player2')) + ': "' + str(e) + '"'
else:
redirect('/')
def game(gameName):
"""Returns the webpage of a game
<gameName> is the name of the game
If the name is not valid, the answer with the noObject page
"""
g = Game.getFromName(gameName)
if g:
try:
displayName = g.getCutename()
except NotImplementedError:
displayName = gameName
return template('game/Game.html',
host=Config.host,
webPort=Config.webPort,
gameName=gameName,
displayName=displayName,
player1=g.players[0].HTMLrepr(),
player2=g.players[1].HTMLrepr())
else:
return template('noObject.html', className='game', objectName=gameName)
def new_tournament():
"""
Page to create a new tournament
Build from HTMLFormDict class method of TournamentMode (build from all the tournament modes)
"""
return Tournament.HTMLFormDict(Game.getTheGameName())
args = docopt(usage)
if (not args['--debug']) and (not args['--dev']) and (not args['--prod']):
args['--prod'] = True
args['--port'] = int(args['--port'])
args['--web'] = int(args['--web'])
gameName = args['<gameName>']
# import the <gameName> module and store it (in Game)
try:
mod = import_module('games.' + gameName + '.server.' + gameName)
if gameName not in mod.__dict__:
print(Fore.RED + "Error: The file `games/" + gameName +
"/server/" + gameName + ".py` must contain a class named `" +
gameName + "`." + Fore.RESET)
quit()
Game.setTheGameClass(mod.__dict__[gameName])
except ImportError as e:
print(Fore.RED + "Error: Impossible to import the file `games/" +
gameName + "/server/" + gameName + ".py`." + Fore.RESET)
print(e)
quit()
# configure the loggers
logger = configureRootLogger(args)
# Start !
mode = 'prod' if args['--prod'] else 'dev' if args['--dev'] else 'debug'
logger.message("")
logger.message("#=====================================================#")
logger.message("# Coding Game Server is going to start (mode=`%s`) #" %
mode)
def waitForGame(self):
"""
Waits for a message "WAIT_GAME %s" and then wait for a game (with an Event)
%s is a string like (options is like "key1=value1 key2=value2 ...")
- "{options}": regular game (with options)
- "TOURNAMENT NAME {options}": tournament
- or "NAME {options}": play agains training player
Returns nothing
"""
# !TODO: normalize the options: should be "[options]", "TRAINING <name> [options]" or "TOURNAMENT <name> [options]"
# get the WAIT_GAME message
data = self.receiveData()
if not data.startswith("WAIT_GAME"):
self.sendData("Bad protocol, should send 'WAIT_GAME %s' command")
raise ProtocolError(
"Bad protocol, should send 'WAIT_GAME %s' command")
# parse the game type (in the form "TOURNAMENT NAME key1=value1..." or "NAME key1=value1 key2=value2")
trainingPlayerName = ""
tournamentName = ""
options = {}
try:
terms = shlex.split(data[10:])
if terms:
if "=" in terms[0]:
trainingPlayerName = ""
tournamentName = ""
options = dict([token.split('=') for token in terms])
elif terms[0] == 'TOURNAMENT':
trainingPlayerName = ""
tournamentName = terms[1]
options = dict([token.split('=') for token in terms[2:]])
else:
trainingPlayerName = terms[0]
tournamentName = ""
options = dict([token.split('=') for token in terms[1:]])
except ValueError:
strerr = "The string sent with 'WAIT_GAME' is not valid (should be '{options}'," \
" 'NAME {options}' or 'TOURNAMENT NAME {options}', but is '%s' instead)"
self.sendData(strerr)
raise ProtocolError(strerr)
if trainingPlayerName:
# Create a particular Game
try:
# create game (no need to store it in a variable)
g = Game.getTheGameClass().gameFactory(trainingPlayerName,
self._player, options)
except ValueError as err:
self.sendData(
"The training player sent by '%s' command is not valid (%s)"
% (data, err))
raise ProtocolError(
"The training player sent by '%s' command is not valid (%s)"
% (data, err))
# log it
self.logger.debug(
"The game %s starts with training player `%s` and options=%s" %
(g.name, trainingPlayerName, options))
elif tournamentName:
try:
# register the player in the tournament
Tournament.registerPlayer(self._player, tournamentName)
except ValueError as err:
self.sendData("The tournament '%s' cannot be joined: %s" %
(tournamentName, err))
raise ProtocolError(
"The tournament '%s' cannot be joined: %s" %
(tournamentName, err))
# just send back OK
self.sendData("OK")
# wait for the Game
# and send every second a "NOT_READY" if the game do not start
# in order to know if the client has disconnected
gameHasStarted = self._player.waitForGame(5)
while not gameHasStarted:
self.sendData("NOT_READY")
gameHasStarted = self._player.waitForGame(3)
# now send the game name
self.sendData(self.game.name)
# now send the game sizes
self.sendData(self.game.getDataSize())
def runPhase(self, **kwargs):
"""Launch a phase of the tournament
"""
# check if a phase is not already running
if self.isPhaseRunning:
# do noting, since a phase is already running
return
# first launch ?
if not self.hasBegan:
# we first need to get the list of 2-tuple (player1's name, player2's name)
# of players who will play together in the phase
try:
phase, self._matches = next(self._matchGen)
except StopIteration:
self.endTournament()
else:
self.newPhase(phase)
else:
# otherwise, start a new phase
self.newPhase()
# build the dictionary of the games (pair of players' name -> list of score (tuple) and current game
# (we remove fake players with "" as name)
self._games = {(pName1, pName2): [[0, 0], None]
for pName1, pName2 in self._matches
if pName1 and pName2}
# run the games
for self._round in range(1, 2 * self.nbRounds4Victory + 1):
for (pName1, pName2), (score, _) in self._games.items():
if max(score) < self.nbRounds4Victory:
# choose who starts (-1 for random, ie for the last round)
start = (
self._round - 1
) % 2 if self._round < 2 * self.nbRounds4Victory else -1
# run the game only if the two players are here (otherwise, one wins directly)
player1, player2 = self._players[pName1], self._players[
pName2]
if player1 and player2:
self._games[(pName1,
pName2)][1] = Game.getTheGameClass()(
player1,
player2,
start=start,
tournament=self,
**kwargs)
self.logger.info("The game `%s` vs `%s` starts",
pName1, pName2)
self._queue.put_nowait(None)
else:
# one player is not playing anymore (disconnected), so the other wins
score = self._games[(pName1, pName2)][0]
if player1 is not None:
score[0] += 1
elif player2 is not None:
score[1] += 1
else:
# in the case where the 2 players are disconnected, the 1st win...
# !FIXME: introduce equality (the result of a game is either WIN, LOOSE or EQUALITY !)
score[start] += 1
# update the websockets (no need to update everytime a game is added)
self.sendUpdateToWebSocket()
# and wait for all the games to end (before running the next round)
self._queue.join()
time.sleep(
1
) # !!TODO: check why is not fully working when we remove this sleep....
# update the scores
self.updateScore()
# Prepare the next list of 2-tuple (player1,player2) of players who will play in next phase
try:
phase, self._matches = next(self._matchGen)
except StopIteration:
# no more matches to run (end of the tournament)
self.endTournament()
else:
self.endPhase(phase)
# update data through websockets
self.sendUpdateToWebSocket()
class TestGame(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.com = MockCom(self)
self.game = Game(self.com, 3, 4, 30, 30, True)
self.game.dealer = MockDealer(self)
self.game.setup_new_game()
self.game.dealer = MockDealer(self)
self.dealer = self.game.dealer
def tearDown(self):
pass
def test_chat(self):
pass
def test_join(self):
# try to pass in a shitty name
self.com.exeEvt("join", 1, "|shit")
self.assertTrue(self.com.invalid["called"])
self.assertEqual(self.com.invalid["p"][1], "|shit")
self.com.reset_p()
self.com.exeEvt("join", 3, "player1")
self.com.exeEvt("join", 4, "player2")
self.assertEqual(len(self.game.clients), 2)
# now add 3rd player, check if it starts to count down
self.com.exeEvt("join", 5, "player3")
self.assertEqual(self.game.status, 1)
started_time = self.game.count_time
# now add 4th players, check if it resets the count down
self.com.exeEvt("join", 10, "player4")
self.assertNotEqual(self.game.count_time, started_time)
started_time = self.game.count_time
# now add 5th players, check if it politely ask the player to wait
# and not reset the count down
self.com.exeEvt("join", 11, "player5")
self.assertEqual(self.game.count_time, started_time)
self.assertTrue(self.com.wait["called"])
self.assertEqual(self.com.wait["p"][0], 11)
self.assertEqual(self.com.wait["p"][1], "player5")
self.com.reset_p()
# now try to put more player than the queue size
# supposed to kick them out
self.game.maxQueue = 4
self.com.exeEvt("join", "player6", 14)
self.assertTrue(self.com.kick["called"])
self.assertEqual(self.com.kick["p"][0], 14)
def test_check_time(self):
self.game.check_time()
self.com.exeEvt("join", 3, "player1")
self.com.exeEvt("join", 4, "player2")
self.com.exeEvt("join", 5, "player3")
self.game.cd_join = 0
self.game.check_time()
self.assertTrue(self.dealer.sg_c["called"])
self.assertEqual(self.dealer.sg_c["p"][0], 3)
self.assertTrue(self.com.start["called"])
self.assertEqual(self.com.start["p"][0], "player1,player2,player3")
