// Create two Player Objects.
Player<String> p1 = new Player<>("player one", Game.Color.WHITE);
Player<String> p2 = new Player<>("player two", Game.Color.BLACK);

// Create a new Game Object using your players.
Game chessGame = new Game(p1, p2);

Game.GameEvent gameResponse = chessGame.advance("ph4");

switch(gameResponse){
	
	// everything went well and the turn has been switched
	case OK:
		break;
	
	// The algebraic notation string needs to be more specific, the turn is the same
	case AMBIGUOUS:
		System.out.println("Ambiguous Move.");
		break;
	
	// The input was gibberish, the turn is the same
	case INVALID:
		System.out.println("Invalid Move.");
		break; 
	
	// The move was valid, but not legal in the current board state
	case ILLEGAL:
		System.out.println("Illegal Move.");					
		break;
	
	// The move put the opposing player in check
	case CHECK:
		System.out.println("You are in check!");
		break;
	
	// The move put the opposing player in checkmate
	case CHECKMATE:
		System.out.println("Checkmate. "+chessGame.getDormantPlayer().getID()+" wins!");
		System.exit(0);
		break;
	
	// The move put the opposing player in stalemate
	case STALEMATE:
		System.out.println("Stalemate. "+chessGame.getDormantPlayer().getID()+" wins!");
		break;
	
	// Both Player objects had their draw fields set to true
	case DRAW:
		System.out.println("Draw!");
		break;
		
}

chessGame.getCurrentBoard().toString();

  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H
8|♜||♞||♝||♛||♚||♝||♞||♜|8
7|♟||♟||♟||♟||♟||♟||♟||♟|7
6| ||·|| ||·|| ||·|| ||·|6
5|·|| ||·|| ||·|| ||·|| |5
4| ||·|| ||·|| ||·|| ||·|4
3|·|| ||·|| ||·|| ||·|| |3
2|♙||♙||♙||♙||♙||♙||♙||♙|2
1|♖||♘||♗||♕||♔||♗||♘||♖|1
  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H