def run(src_path=None):
global pass_tests, fail_tests
if src_path == None:
import gamemodel
import gamegraphics
else:
spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location(
"gamemodel", src_path + "/gamemodel.py")
gamemodel = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
spec.loader.exec_module(gamemodel)
spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location(
"gamegraphics", src_path + "/gamegraphics.py")
gamegraphics = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
spec.loader.exec_module(gamegraphics)
pass_tests = 0
fail_tests = 0
fun_count = 0
game = gamemodel.Game(10, 3)
runTests(game)
ggame = gamegraphics.GraphicGame(gamemodel.Game(10, 3))
runTestsGraphics(ggame)
print(
str(pass_tests) + " out of " + str(pass_tests + fail_tests) +
" passed.")
return (fun_count == 0 and fail_tests == 0)
def textPlay():
game = gamemodel.Game(10, 3)
while True:
angle, vel = textInput(game)
proj = textFire(game, angle, vel)
textFinishShot(game, proj)
print("<press enter to continue>")
input()
print('') # Print an empty line
def Put(self, user):
"""Our handler for HTTP PUT requests - this creates a new game for the user.
URL Path is ignored (but must start with /game_ajax)
Post params include:
email: <email address of opponent to invite>
public: true (if anyone is allowed to view this game)
game_type: <string identifying game type>
Response:
JSON-encoded ID of the newly-created game
"""
# Pull the params out of the request and set them in the model object
player1 = users.GetCurrentUser()
public = False
if (self.request.get("public")
and self.request.get("public").lower() == "true"):
public = True
invitee = self.request.get("email")
status = gamemodel.GAME_STATUS_OPEN
if invitee:
status = gamemodel.GAME_STATUS_INVITED
game_type = self.request.get("game_type")
# Randomly generate the player's color if it's not supplied
color = self.request.get("color")
if color and color != "random":
color = gamemodel.WHITE if color.lower(
) == "white" else gamemodel.BLACK
else:
color = random.getrandbits(1)
newGame = gamemodel.Game(player1=player1,
public=public,
status=status,
game_type=game_type,
player1_color=color)
if invitee:
try:
# See if we have a google user for this invitee
newGame.player2 = users.User(invitee)
if newGame.player2 == newGame.player1:
self.error(http.HTTP_ERROR)
self.response.out.write("Cannot invite yourself to a game")
return
except UserNotFoundError:
# This user hasn't signed up for an acct yet - just put them in
# as an invitee
newGame.invitee = invitee
# Init the time remaining
if game_type == gamemodel.GAME_TYPE_BLITZ_5:
newGame.player1_time = newGame.player2_time = 5 * 60 * 1000
elif game_type == gamemodel.GAME_TYPE_BLITZ_10:
newGame.player1_time = newGame.player2_time = 10 * 60 * 1000
newGame.put()
# If it's an invitation to a game, send an email
if status == gamemodel.GAME_STATUS_INVITED:
subject = "Blitz invitation from %s" % user.nickname()
lobby_url = self.request.uri
lobby_url = lobby_url[:lobby_url.rindex("game_ajax")] + "lobby"
if newGame.player1_time:
game_name = "Blitz chess"
else:
game_name = "chess"
invitation = """
%s has invited you to play a game of %s.
Visit %s to play!
- the Blitz chess server
""" % (user.nickname(), game_name, lobby_url)
mail.SendMail(GAME_SENDER, invitee, subject, invitation)
# Return the ID to the user in json format
self.response.set_status(http.HTTP_CREATED)
self.response.headers['Content-Type'] = 'text/javascript'
self.response.out.write('"%s"' % str(newGame.key()))
# For these tests to work, you need to have a getWindow-method in GraphicGame
w = ggame.getWindow()
circ_type = type(graphics.Circle(graphics.Point(0,0), 10))
rect_type = type(graphics.Rectangle(graphics.Point(0,0), graphics.Point(1,1)))
everything = w.items
circles = [x for x in w.items if type(x) == circ_type]
rectangles = [x for x in w.items if type(x) == rect_type]
assert len(circles) == 2, "there should be two circles drawn after running tests"
assert len(rectangles) == 2, "there should be two rectangles initially"
rect_pos = [x.getCenter().getX() for x in rectangles]
assert -90 in rect_pos and 90 in rect_pos, "rectangles should be at x=-90 and x=90"
# Fire a red projectile and move it a bit
ggame.setCurrentWind(0)
ggame.getCurrentPlayer().fire(30, 30).update(2)
circles = [x for x in w.items if type(x) == circ_type]
assert len(circles) <= 2, "there should never be more than two circles! You need to undraw old cannonballs"
runTests(gamemodel.Game(10,3))
ggame = gamegraphics.GraphicGame(gamemodel.Game(10, 3))
testGraphics(ggame)
sysfontlarge = pygame.font.Font(font_file_name, 16) # default font (title) sysfonttitle = pygame.font.Font(font_file_name, 25) # frame rate utility clock = pygame.time.Clock() # bunning drawer burning_drawer = burner.BuriningDrawer() # starry sky drawer background = Background(infofont, sysfonttitle, sysfontlarge) # game model game = gamemodel.Game() # player control control = gamemodel.Control() # field objects fobjs = gamemodel.FieldObjects(game) # player object player = player_def.Player(game, control, fobjs) fobjs.player = player # information notify info = InfoNotification(sysfont, sysfontlarge) # # ----------------------------------------------------------------