def test_get_card_returns_a_card(self):
from src.deck import Deck
from src.deck import Card
testDeck = Deck(generate=True)
cardFromDeck = testDeck.get_card()
self.assertIsInstance(cardFromDeck, Card)
def test_get_card_returns_a_card_from_deck(self):
from src.deck import Deck
from src.deck import Card
testDeck = Deck(generate=True)
cardFromDeck = testDeck.get_card()
self.assertIn(cardFromDeck, testDeck.__deck__)
class Game():
'''The main service that administers the rules of the game Go Fish'''
def __init__(self):
self.player1 = Player('Player 1')
self.player2 = Player('Player 2')
self.deck = Deck()
self.player1_turn = True
def deal(self):
'''populates player hand's'''
#loop 7 times
for _ in range(7):
#give a card to each player
self.player1.accept_card(self.deck.get_card())
self.player2.accept_card(self.deck.get_card())
def player_turn(self, value):
'''standard player turn'''
#create our play object with
# the value that was asked for
play = Play(value)
#assign to and from player depending of who's turn it is
from_player, to_player = (self.player1,
self.player2) if not self.player1_turn else (
self.player2, self.player1)
#change the current turn early so we don't forget
self.player1_turn = not self.player1_turn
#check of the from player has any of the requested cards
play.cards_from_opponent = self.check_for_card(value, from_player)
#if that list had a value
if play.was_successful():
#give the cards to the asker
to_player.accept_cards(play.cards_from_opponent)
#if the list was empty
#check if the deck is empty
elif not self.deck.is_empty():
#if not, draw a card
play.drawn_card = self.deck.get_card()
#give it to the asker
to_player.accept_card(play.drawn_card)
#if the drawn card matches the exact value, and the deck is not empty
if play.drawn_card.value == value and not self.deck.is_empty():
#draw a bonus card
play.bonus_card = self.deck.get_card()
#give that to the asker
to_player.accept_card(play.bonus_card)
#capture if the deck is empty
play.empty_deck = self.deck.is_empty()
#return the play object
return play
def check_for_card(self, value, from_player):
'''check if oppoenent has any cards of that value and return a list of them if they exist'''
return from_player.give_cards(value)
def auto_turn(self):
'''Automatically perform player2's turn'''
#determine which hand we are using
card_bank = self.player2.hand if not self.player1_turn else self.player1.hand
#calculate the max value for randint
max_len = len(card_bank)
#if the player's hand is empty
if (max_len < 1):
#set the card bank to the non-booked cards
card_bank = self.get_non_books()
#set the new max length
max_len = len(card_bank)
#pick a random index from our card bank
index = randint(0, max_len - 1)
#choose a card from the bank
card = card_bank[index]
#return the result of a player's turn with
#this random value
return self.player_turn(card.value)
def get_non_books(self):
'''Get a list of values that are not currently in closed books'''
#list of ints 0-12
all_cards = list(range(13))
#remove any values that player 1 has on the table
remove_player_one = self.remove_values(all_cards, self.player1.books)
#remove any values that player 2 has on the table
remove_player_two = self.remove_values(remove_player_one,
self.player2.books)
#return a list of cards for the remaining numbers (we don't care about suits)
return list(map(lambda val: Card(0, val), remove_player_two))
def remove_values(self, all_cards, books):
'''remove the elements of all_cards that are included in books'''
#loop over the player1 books
for book in books:
try:
#if the value of the first card is still in all
i = all_cards.index(book[0].value)
#remove it
all_cards.pop(i)
except:
#if the value wasn't in all, move on
continue
return all_cards
def tally_scores(self):
'''Check to see who won, return a message with the result'''
#count p1's books
player1_score = len(self.player1.books)
#cound p2's books
player2_score = len(self.player2.books)
#if the scores are the same, its a tie!
if player1_score == player2_score:
#return this early
return 'Tie game!'
#if p1 > p2
if player1_score > player2_score:
#return this early
return 'Player 1 wins!'
#if we made it here, player 2 won
return 'Player 2 wins!'
def game_over(self):
'''Check if the game is over yet'''
#both player's hands and the deck must be empty
return not len(self.player1.hand) > 0 \
and not len(self.player2.hand) > 0 \
and not len(self.deck.cards) > 0
class Game():
def __init__(self):
self.player = Player()
self.dealer = Dealer()
self.deck = Deck()
def run(self):
# Deal cards
self.new_run()
# Print board
self.print_board()
# Player 1 goes first
self.players_turn()
self.print_board()
# dealers turn
self.dealer_turn()
# check who won
winner = self.check_winner()
print(winner)
def new_run(self):
# Deal cards to player
self.__deal_to_plyr__()
# deal cards to dealer
self.__deal_to_dealer__()
def __deal_to_plyr__(self):
for i in range(0,2):
self.player.add_card(self.deck.get_card(), None)
def __deal_to_dealer__(self):
self.dealer.add_card(self.deck.get_card(), None)
self.dealer.add_card(self.deck.get_hidden_card(), None)
def players_turn(self):
while True:
# Get players's decision
decision = self.player.play()
# If stand then break the loop
if decision == 2:
break
elif decision == 1: #IF the player hits
self.hit_player()
self.print_board()
elif decision == 3: # Split for the player
self.split_player()
self.print_board()
elif decision == 4: # Insurer the player
pass
# Check if bust
if self.player.check_if_bust():
break
def hit_player(self):
# If player is in a split
if self.player.__get_split_status__():
self.player.add_card(card1=self.deck.get_card(), card2=self.deck.get_card())
else:
self.player.add_card(card1=self.deck.get_card(), card2=None)
def split_player(self):
self.player.split()
self.hit_player()
def insure_player(self):
pass
def hit_dealer(self):
self.dealer.add_card(card1=self.deck.get_card(), card2=None)
def dealer_reveal(self, inTest=False):
# Reveal hidden card
self.dealer.unhide_card()
if not inTest:
# Print board
self.print_board()
print("Dealer revealed hidden card")
time.sleep(2)
def dealer_turn(self):
# Reveal hidden card
self.dealer_reveal()
while True:
# Get players's decision
decision = self.dealer.play()
# If stand then break the loop
if decision == 2:
break
elif decision == 1: #IF the dealer hits
self.hit_dealer()
self.print_board()
print("Dealer chose to hit")
time.sleep(1)
# CHECK WINNER BY BUST
def __check_tie_by_both_bust__(self, player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status):
if (player_bust_status and dealer_bust_status):
return True
else:
return False
def __check_player_bust_and_dealer_hasnt__(self, player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status):
if (player_bust_status and not dealer_bust_status):
return True
else:
return False
def __check_dealer_bust_and_player_hasnt__(self, player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status):
if (not player_bust_status and dealer_bust_status):
return True
else:
return False
def __winner_by_bust__(self, player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status):
# Tie if both bust
if self.__check_tie_by_both_bust__(player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status):
return self.tie()
# If player bust and dealer hasn't
if self.__check_player_bust_and_dealer_hasnt__(player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status):
return self.bust()
# If dealer bust and player hasn't
if self.__check_dealer_bust_and_player_hasnt__(player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status):
return self.winner()
return None
# CHECK WINNER BY VALUE
def __check_plyr_hand_value_larger_than_dealer__(self, plyrHandValue, dealerHandValue):
if plyrHandValue > dealerHandValue:
return True
else:
return False
def __check_player_and_dealer_hands_are_equal__(self, plyrHandValue, dealerHandValue):
if plyrHandValue == dealerHandValue:
return True
else:
return False
def __winner_by_value__(self, plyrHand1Value, plyrHand2Value, dealerHandValue, playerSplit=False):
# Check hand 1 or hand2 is larger than dealers
if self.__check_plyr_hand_value_larger_than_dealer__(plyrHand1Value, dealerHandValue) or self.__check_plyr_hand_value_larger_than_dealer__(plyrHand2Value, dealerHandValue):
return self.winner()
# # Check hand 2 is larger than dealers
# elif self.__check_plyr_hand_value_larger_than_dealer__(plyrHand2Value, dealerHandValue) and playerSplit:
# return self.winner()
# Check if hand1 or is tied with dealer
elif self.__check_player_and_dealer_hands_are_equal__(plyrHand1Value, dealerHandValue) or self.__check_player_and_dealer_hands_are_equal__(plyrHand2Value, dealerHandValue):
return self.tie()
# # Check if hand2 is tied with dealer
# elif self.__check_player_and_dealer_hands_are_equal__(plyrHand2Value, dealerHandValue) and playerSplit:
# return self.tie()
# Otherwise player lost
else:
return self.loose()
def check_winner(self):
player_bust_status = self.player.check_if_bust()
dealer_bust_status = self.dealer.check_if_bust()
dealer_hand_value = self.dealer.get_hand_value()
# hand_values = self.player.get_hand_value()
hand1_value = self.player.hand1.get_hand_value()
hand2_value = self.player.hand2.get_hand_value()
player_in_split = self.player.__get_split_status__()
# Check winner by bust
winnerByBustOutcome = self.__winner_by_bust__(player_bust_status, dealer_bust_status)
if winnerByBustOutcome:
return winnerByBustOutcome
# Check Winner By Value
winnerByValueOutcome = self.__winner_by_value__(hand1_value, hand2_value, dealer_hand_value, player_in_split)
if winnerByValueOutcome:
return winnerByValueOutcome
return "UNKNOWN OUTCOME"
def winner(self):
return "You Win"
def tie(self):
return "Game Tied"
def loose(self):
return "You Lose"
def bust(self):
return "BUST - " + self.loose()
def print_board(self):
# Clear screen
self.clear_screen()
# print Dealer
print("Dealer")
print(self.dealer.get_hand_output())
# print("\n\n")
# print Player
print("Player 1")
print(self.player.get_hand_output())
print("")
def clear_screen(self):
if platform.system()=="Windows":
subprocess.Popen("cls", shell=True).communicate()
else: #Linux and Mac
print("\033c", end="")