OakEmu-RL
Reinforcement learning for ZX Spectrum games, with Gymnasium environments and PyTorch training frameworks using OakEmu.
Local development
Use Python 3.13–3.15, uv and the .NET 10 runtime. The development lockfile selects a CUDA build of PyTorch; tests also run without a GPU.
uv sync --locked
uv run pytest --junitxml=test-results.xml tests/
uv run ruff check
uv run ruff format --check
uv run ty check
Build and Test runs on all three Python versions. It collects coverage for src, experiments and the assembly update script, generates the shared test and coverage reports, and validates documentation once.
Preview documentation
Run python3 docs/preview.py, or use the JetBrains Preview documentation configuration. Open http://localhost:5173/OakEmu-RL/.
Restart after editing source or guides. uv and Docker are required; API generation uses static analysis and does not start .NET or import PyTorch.
Generated API and site files live under ignored artifacts/.
Update emulator assemblies
Refresh and release the sibling OakEmu-Python project first. Then run:
uv run python scripts/update_assemblies.py
The script builds the sibling OakEmu checkout, copies resolved runtime assemblies that are not already bundled by OakEmu-Python, and removes JetBrains annotations. No NuGet version numbers are duplicated in this script.
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