The project features a domain driven game engine for a rock paper and scissor game, serving two applications a http server and a cli server at the same time
Currently only the http server is available and can be spinned of on your local machine by runing this command when you clone this repository to your machine:
go run cmd/web/main.goThe application exposes an interface for the game engine to the two applications using principles from hexagonal architecture.
- Two players are connected to the server using web sockets
- A player must initiate the connection by sending a request to the game endpoint, that player receives a session id with which the second player can join before the game starts
- The game server hosts the game service which manages game sessions between two connected players
- Each player takes turns to make moves and at each round the results of the round is given back to the players
- At the end of the game which happens after at least 3 valid rounds the total result of the game is given back to the players and the game services ends the session.
For Instance with the web application(all examples on local machine): a request made to this endpoint
ws://localhost:8080/gamewill establish a websocket connection and a json message like this will be returned
"{"session_id":"a-random-string-of-uuid-characters-as-the-session-id"}"This creates player one for that session, player two would have to use this session id to join the game by make this a request to this endpoint
ws://localhost:8080/game/play?session_id=the-session-id-sent-by-player-one-to-start-the-gameThe game services connects player two to the session and the game starts, player make moves - rock, paper, scissor till round three then a winner emergies. A round where but player make the same move is regarded a draw round and not counted as a valid round
- CLI application to fully support synchronization with web application
- Player customization
- Good unit tests