ratisbona-pygames 0.0.3

A Collection of demos and small games for the pygame library.

Ratisbona Pygames

This project comprises a set of small games and demos written in python using the pygame library.

fire_demo:
Demo that shows a famous fire effect using Pygame.

etchasketch:
A small etch-a-sketch like drawing program.

fanedit: Utility to create a cirular image for a usb-powered persistence-of-vision led-display fan.

death_by_powerpoint:
A little psycho-game that lets you experience, that your brain just has around 7 fast registers for objects. Guessing the number of larger sets of objects is slower, causes more strain and is more error-prone as for 7 objects.

palette_demo:
Demos different palettes that are available in the ratisbona_utils.simplecolors module.

Project-structure, Installing Dependencies and PYTHONPATH configuration.

This Project houses it's sources below the src/{projectname} directory. You have to have this directory in your module-searchpath to execute the project. It should also be present in the module-searchpath of your IDE.

If using pycharm or any other Jetbrains-based IDE, use Settings->Project->Project Structure to mark as sourcefolder the src-folder of this.

The Project requirements, as well as the dev-requirements are intended to be listed in the pyproject.toml-file (see there)

By issuing:

pip install -e .

you add all the project dependencies as well as the projects sourcefolder to your [hopefully virtual!] environment, relieving you of the burden of having to manually installing anything or having to configure your python path by other means.

Likewise you can install all the dev-dependencies by:

pip install -e .'[dev]'