lychanl / two-player-games

Library of two-player logical games for WUT students

two-player-games

Library of two-player logical games for WUT students

Architecture

Two primary base classes of the games are Game and State.

These two classes have very similar functionalities, with the following differences:

• a Game object contains a State object
• making move on a Game object changes its state while making move on a State object returns new state without affecting the previous one.
• a State object may have more game-specific functionalities

Common functionalities of Game and State:

• getting the list of avaliable moves
• getting current player
• checking if a game has finished

Usage example

from two_player_games.games.morris import SixMensMorris  # or any other game
import random


game = SixMensMorris()

while not game.is_finished():
    moves = game.get_moves()
    move = random.choice(moves)
    game.make_move(move)

winner = game.get_winner()
if winner is None:
    print('Draw!')
else:
    print('Winner: Player ' + winner.char)