1. Portal Gaming Hub - Console Version
2. Tutorial
3. How does it work
4. For the program to work correctly
5. Requirements
6. Configuration
7. Contributors
8. Usage
9. Support
10. License

This code implements a number guessing mini-game, which can be run from the command line. The user navigates through menus to select a platform and then a game, after which they must guess a number within a randomly generated interval while receiving clues about the current interval. The game stores information such as the last time it was played and the current interval limits.

Additionally, the "main_menu" function displays a series of options and has a different color scheme based on ANSI escape characters if it is run on a Windows operating system with color support.

• The code imports several libraries: json, time, random, datetime, os, and platform.
• It then checks the type of platform and enables color support on the command prompt if the platform is Windows.
• The main_menu function clears the console and prints out some options.
• The platforms_menu function clears the console and prints out a list of available platforms. It then prompts the user to select a platform and returns the available games for that platform.
• The games_menu function clears the console and prints out a list of available games. It then prompts the user to select a game and starts a mini-game where the user has to guess a randomly generated number within a certain range.
• The generate_number function generates a new random number each time it is called, within a certain range determined by the time since the last time the game was played.
• The countdownMiniGame function is called to give a short countdown before displaying the next message.

• Ensure that you have all the requirements.txt installed. ( pip install -r requirements.txt )
• Make sure that you have selected the correct path in game_location, in platforms.json

Python 3.6 or later Required packages listed in requirements.txt To install the required packages, run the following command in your terminal:

pip install -r requirements.txt

The script requires path in order to execute .exe files that will be mention in platforms.json, field "game_location".

Example of platforms.json

For example game League of Legends

{
    "Riot Games": {
        "platform_name_suggestion": "Try playing a game outside instead of playing Steam games.",
        "available_games": {
            "League of Legends": {
                "suggestion": "Why not go for a walk in the park instead of playing League of Legends?",
                "game_location": "C:\\Riot Games\\League of Legends\\LeagueClient.exe",
                "last_played": 1676827442.9226286
            }
        }
    }
}

Thanks go to these wonderful people:

Alexandru Becher

1. To run the script, use the following command in your terminal:

python main.py

2. Double click on main.py and console will pop up.

For any questions or support, please contact me via https://axbecher.com/contact/

This project is licensed under the MIT License.