L19_Terminal_TicTacToe

Purpose: Educational

Testing Cargo.io submissions, versioning, and documentation.

Tests will be written around a game of TicTacToe. See TODO.

Instructions

Environment

Linux, x86_64.

Installing rust

See: Rustup

Installing L19_Terminal_TicTacToe

  git clone https://github.com/L19579/L19_Terminal_TicTacToe.git # Download repo
  cd #insert_repo_directory
  cargo build --release

Launching

  ./target/release/l19_terminal_tictactoe

Controls

• Game input bindings are set in main.rs. System will adapt to UTF-8 binding inputs 2 chars in length listed chronologically.

  use l19_terminal_tictactoe as l19;
  
  //-- snip
  
  let input_bindings: Hashmap::<&str, usize> = HashMap::from([
      ("a1", 0),
      ("a2", 1),
      ("a3", 2),
      ("b1", 3),
      ("b2", 4),
      ("b3", 5),
      ("c1", 6),
      ("c2", 7),
      ("c3", 8),

  ]);

  let mut gm = l19::GameMaster::new(&input_bindings);
  
  //-- snip

• Type in input when prompted. This "bot" is just a pseudorandom number generator. It takes effort to lose.

External links and documentation

Package (0.1.2): Crates.io

Published documentation: Docs.rs

TODO - Complete

• Randomizer decides which player starts.
• X is assigned to player 1, O to player 2.
• Turn based, updated board is printed below. Terminal isn't cleared for simplicity.
• Player is presented with cell ID and types it in to select position when prompted.
• X / O are drawn when player/AI make their move.
• Table state is saved with every move.
• System checks for wins after positions are submitted.
• Full code documentation on Docs.rs
• Top level description on Github; Listed as release.
• Top level description on Crates.io; Listed as release.