This a an implementation of the african game tsoro yematatu in python3 with TCP Sockets.
It comes with an embbeded chat and Color and Turn handshake.
It was tested with python3.10
Simply run
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Make sure to have permission to use port 8123.
Then run
python3 main.py
This implementation works on a peer to peer connection. You'll need to execute two instances of the program.
The project heavily uses an Observer design pattern that is stored in client/state.py. It guides all changes on the local board. It also guides synchronization. Every local event may be published to the socket, and every received event on the socket is passed to the Observer Event Bus.
Two handshakes are defined
- Color
- Turn
The both handshakes follow the same state machine with some differences on presenting state.
The color handshake will disabled already picked colors.
The turn handshake will allow users to vote(pick) which one should start the game. In case of a draw, a random one will be picked.
Author: Nivardo Albuquerque Leitão de Castro
Find me at [email protected] or github.com/nivardox.