Python implimentation of cluedo

Install dependencies by opening up your favorite terminal and navigating to the root directory and run pip install -r requirements.txt and then pip install -e .

To start navigate into the src folder and run python3 __main__.py

Your local config file is stored either in:

• Windows: C:\Users\your_username\Clue\clue.json
• Linux: ~/Clue/clue.json

• map
  • dimentions
    • x
      • The size of the x dimension.
      • Minimum: 10
      • Maximum: 40
    • y : The size of the y dimention.
      • The size of the y dimension.
      • Minimum: 10
      • Maximum: 40
  • tiles
    • The tile map used for the game
    • Each character has to be referenced once minimum within simple tiles or game tiles, but not both
    • Weapons should be referenced only once
    • Players should be referenced only once
    • Secret doors have to be referenced twice
• simple tiles
  • Is a list of objects which include char and obj
  • Has to have a reference for each type of object for simple tile
  • char
    • The character the object is associated to
    • Can be any simple tile character used in tiles, not used again in either simple tiles or game tiles
  • obj
    • Has to be one of the including types
    • Types:
      • none
      • tile
      • door
      • secret door
• game tiles
  • Is a list of objects which include char and obj
  • char
    • The character the object is associated to
    • Can be any game tile character used in tiles, not used again in either simple tiles or game tiles
  • obj
    • Has to be one of the including types
    • Types:
      • room
      • weapon
      • human
      • ai
  • name
    • The name of the object

If you are on windows, install python from https://www.python.org/, be sure to click add to path before clicking install

1. Clone the repo
2. Open up powershell / terminal
3. Navigate to the folder, e.g. cd F:\Repositories\Clue
4. If on windows, run powershell as admin and run Set-ExecutionPolicy unrestricted and exit ( there may be a potentially better way, please change if found )
5. Create the venv: python -m venv venv
6. Activate the venv: ./venv/bin/activate (Linux) or ./venv/Scripts/activate (Win)
7. Run pip install -r requirements.txt to install the requirements
8. In the root directory, run pip install -e .

Tah-dah, now you can develop code. Your IDE should automatically switch to using the venv, or show a prompt to switch to it, do that and it should run well. PyCharm automatically switches to it, while in VS Code you need to accept it from a prompt.