pokemon-python

A simple, online, round-by-round combat platform.

Simple functionality

You can use pokepy_server.py to create a server and pokepy.py to join an existing server.

 With parameters

Default IP is localhost and default port is 3333. You can change this setting on the server and client using the CLI.

Example for server:

./pokepy_server.py --host 127.0.0.2 --port 1234

Equivalent example for client:

./pokepy.py --host 127.0.0.2 --port 1234

What's the purpose?

This project was initially a project I made to enter into an Engineer school, and it worked!

It's based on Pokemon and the game of Roshambo (AKA Rock-Paper-Scissors or Shi-Fu-Mi), where each attack does damage based on the attack of the opponent.

Build and launch the server with docker

docker build -t pokepy .
docker run -p 3333:3333 -d pokepy

 Test of lint (with pylint)

pylint pokepy_server.py
pylint pokepy.py

Test of type (with mypy)

mypy pokepy_server.py pokepy.py

To Do

• Verify functionality on Windows and MacOS
• Create a Tkinter or web interface
• Create a system of levelling up
• Create a system of Player-versus-AI (look dev branch)
• Make sure that pokepy_server.py doesn't crash if clients crash
• Send a message to one client if the other crash
• Create a loop to re-ask for a response if the client's input is invalid, or if they take too long to answer
• Upgrade network protocol or use another library/framework
• Make a multi-platform server (several combat instances at the same time)
• Alert the client if the server crashes
• Record the user's network protocol
• Implement tests
• Implement defense/armor caracteristics
• Create differents class of player RPG based
• Close socket when pokepy_server.py crash except if mode restart always
• Verify user entry: add "choice" network verb that allow to only choose between some option
• Make git pre-hooks mypy, pylint and explain how to use it in Readme
• Add Redis database
• Separate skills in a class
• Separate networks stuff in a module
• Make a refactor for client and server lib
• i18n
• Refactor lib/server.py and lib/client.py

Bug Reports and Contributions

Don't hesitate to create Issues or Pull Request if you want to contribute to this project, ask questions, or just give feedback. Enjoy!

Crédits

Main coder: JérémyLARDENOIS

Beautify and correct errors in README: TurnipGuy30