def add_slots(self, num_slots):
"""Build and execute DB API transaction to add slots to a player.
If player doesn't exist, build and execute DB API transaction to
initialize the player row and then retrieve it.
Args:
player_id: Hashed player name.
Returns:
If successful: boolean True or a positive integer indicating the number
of rows affected.
If unsuccessful: boolean False or a zero-value integer.
Note: Doesn't explicitly return latest player stats; if successful the
updated results are available in the object's attributes.
Raises:
RuntimeError: There was an issue updating or retrieving the player's
row.
"""
transaction = []
# Test that query generation is successful. Necessary as query generation
# will fail if, for example, the player already has max slots
updated_player = self.player
updated_player['slots'] = self.player['slots'] + num_slots
update_player_query = player.update(updated_player)
if update_player_query:
transaction.extend(update_player_query)
else:
logger.error(
"Unable to update player! (continuing without update!)")
# Get player after updating slots
transaction.extend(player.get(self.player['id']))
# Run transaction
trans_id = str(uuid.uuid4())
results = self._execute_db_transaction(trans_id, transaction)
# Since a query that returns no rows will return a 0, explicitly check for
# the False keyword value
if results is False:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to add slots to player %s!" % player['id'])
return results
def play_stage(self):
"""Build and execute DB API transaction to simulate player playing a stage.
Note: Stamina is not currently validated.
Returns:
If successful: boolean True or a positive integer indicating the number
of rows affected.
If unsuccessful: boolean False or a zero-value integer.
Note: Doesn't explicitly return latest cardlist/player stats;
if successful the updated results are available in the
object's attributes.
Raises:
RuntimeError: There was an issue with the database transaction
required to evolve the card.
"""
# Obviously this could be a call out to a key/value store to get a constantly
# updating chance of drops
loot_table = self.cfg['loot_tables']['std'] # Standard loot table
num_rounds = 5 # rounds in this level
transaction = []
# Test to see if the player failed the stage
if random.random() <= self.cfg['stage']['failure_chance']:
# Roll for card drops
for i in range(num_rounds):
if (len(self.cards) + len(transaction)) < self.player['slots']:
#logger.debug(" Playing round %d" % i)
card_type = None
# Roll d100
roll = random.random()
if roll <= loot_table['drop_chance']:
# This can be replaced with a more advanced probabilistic function, just
# random for now
card_type = random.randint(loot_table['min'],
loot_table['max'])
transaction.extend(card.create(self.player['id'],
card_type))
loot_msg = " Round %2d: Rolled %.2f/%.2f for player %d, dropped card %s"
logger.info(loot_msg, i, roll, loot_table['drop_chance'],
self.player['id'], str(card_type))
else:
full_msg = "****Player (%d) doesn't have any more slots! Discarding remaining drops..."
logger.warning(full_msg, self.player['id'])
break
logger.info(" Player completed stage - %2d loot cards acquired.",
len(transaction))
# Assume player took a friend along, give them friend points
updated_player = self.player.copy()
updated_player['points'] = self.player['points'] + self.cfg[
'stage']['points_per_run']
# Test that query generation is successful. Necessary as query generation
# will fail if, for example, the player already has max friend points
update_player_query = player.update(updated_player)
if update_player_query:
transaction.extend(update_player_query)
else:
logger.error(
"Unable to update player! (continuing without update!)")
# After updates, get the latest player/cardlist
transaction.extend(player.get(self.player['id']))
transaction.extend(card.get_all(self.player['id']))
# Run transaction
trans_id = str(uuid.uuid4())
results = self._execute_db_transaction(trans_id, transaction)
# Since a query that returns no rows will return a 0, explicitly check for
# the False keyword value
if results is False:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to Play Stage for player %s!" %
self.player['id'])
return results
else:
logger.info(" Player failed stage!")
return False
