This is an environment to develop and test bots in the Game of Dominoes.

Show all available players and rules:

./main.py info

Run a single match between Big Drop player and Random player:

./main.py play --player0 BigDrop --player1 Random --rule OneGame

After running the match you should see in the shell logs similar to:

NEW_GAME: []
MOVE: [0, (6, 5), 0]
MOVE: [1, (6, 4), 0]
MOVE: [2, (4, 3), 0]
MOVE: [3, (5, 4), 1]
MOVE: [0, (6, 3), 0]
MOVE: [1, (4, 2), 1]
MOVE: [2, (6, 2), 1]
MOVE: [3, (6, 6), 1]
PASS: [0]
PASS: [1]
MOVE: [2, (6, 1), 0]
MOVE: [3, (3, 1), 0]
MOVE: [0, (5, 3), 0]
MOVE: [1, (5, 5), 0]
MOVE: [2, (5, 1), 0]
MOVE: [3, (1, 1), 0]
MOVE: [0, (2, 1), 0]
MOVE: [1, (3, 2), 0]
MOVE: [2, (6, 0), 1]
MOVE: [3, (0, 0), 1]
MOVE: [0, (5, 0), 1]
MOVE: [1, (3, 0), 0]
MOVE: [2, (4, 0), 0]
MOVE: [3, (4, 4), 0]
MOVE: [0, (5, 2), 1]
MOVE: [1, (2, 2), 1]
MOVE: [2, (4, 1), 0]
FINAL: [2]
WIN: [0]

• NEW_GAME []: A new domino game started.
• MOVE [p, (v0, v1), h]: Player p put piece (v0, v1) in head h.
• PASS [p]: Player p can't play.
• FINAL [p]: Player p has no more pieces.
• WIN [t]: Team w wins (-1 for ties).

1. Create a class that inherits from BasePlayer (in player.py).
2. Register your player in players/__init__.py in the PLAYERS array.

Check the players already implemented as examples.

• Documentation
• Allow human player (human teams)
• UX