pokemon-python

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

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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