Dots And Boxes

A project at HTWG Konstanz for the class Software Engineering to create a game 'Dots and Boxes' in scala.
Using fuctional programming as a paradigm for software development and agility by testing code.

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Usage

You can compile code with sbt compile, run it with sbt run, and sbt console will start a Scala 3 REPL.

You can run tests with sbt clean coverage test and get a coverage report with sbt coverageReport

To run the TUI properly, the terminal must be set to chcp 65001 and Unicode UTF-8 must be enabled.

Rules	GUI
You move by taking a horizontal or vertical line between two dots. When you place the last line that forms a box, the box and its content are yours. The players move in turn, but whenever a player takes a box, they must move again. One box is one point. The game ends when all boxes have been taken. The player with the highest score wins. It's a tie if two players got the same highest score. The UIs support 2-4 players, a customizable field size and a GUI only light and dark mode.
Usage	TUI
The field consists of two separate 2D vectors: The first vector represents all horizontal lines The second vector represents all vertical lines Access in a move: The horizontal vector can be accessed with (1) The vertical vector can be accessed with (2) Lines within a vector are accessed with X and Y coordinates, starting at (0,0) Therefore, a move to occupy a line consists of: <Line><X><Y> You can type (q) to quit, (z) to undo, (y) to redo, (s) to save the current game state and (l) to load it.

Contributors

AlexTemirbulatow	Yazanski

LICENSE

Copyright (c) 2023 Alexander Temirbulatow and Yazan Alkhatib