riichiroyale 0.2.5

Singleplayer Riichi Mahjong Game

Riichi Royale

Team "The One Cow" for Fall 2020 Performant Programming in Python

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Project Description

Riichi Royale is a singleplayer game where you play 4-player Riichi Mahjong against AI opponents. The project includes a tutorial so you can learn how to play and (currently) a demo project in order to showcase our C++ Mahjong Game Manager

Python Requirement

Riichi Royale has been verified to run with 64bit Python 3.8.x. We have verified against the Python 3.8.6 Windows x86-64 executable installer default installation, which can be found here.

If you encounter the error ImportError: DLL load failed: %1 is not a valid Win32 application., this is due to having 32bit python.

If you encounter the error ImportError: DLL load failed while importing libmahjong: The specified module could not be found., this is due to not using Python 3.8.

Install

pip install riichiroyale

To run Riichi Royale in your command prompt

riichiroyale

Depending on your installation of python, you may need to instead run

python -m riichiroyale

Development

Getting Started

On Linux

Install the following dependencies:

• git

• cmake

• clang (or clang-10 if on Ubuntu < 20.04LTS)

On Windows

Windows requires Visual Studio 2019, which can be found here, and CMake, which can be found here

Clone the repository:

git clone [e-mail]:HartleyAHartley/RiichiRoyale.git

Run the following commands within the project directory (note that these commands are for ):

# Install python dependencies locally
pip install --user -r requirements.txt

# Create build directory for cmake
mkdir build/

# Bootstrap CMake Environment
cmake -S . -B build

# Or bootstrap CMake with tool building enabled
cmake -S . -B build -DPACKAGE_TOOLS=ON

# Or, if wanting to use Clang (Linux Only)

C=clang CXX=clang++ cmake -S . -B build

# Build Project
cmake --build build

# Bootstrap Development Environment
python setup.py develop --user

# Run Project
python riichiroyale

Testing and Documentation

The python test suite is located in test/ and can be run with python test

The C++ test suite is located in cxxtests/ and can be run with make -C build check

Good Resources

DocDevs Mirror of Pygame Documentation: Standard Pygame API Docs. Pygame has a ratelimiter on their website of 50 visits per hour, which is very annoying while developing.

Pygame Example Projects: Great showing of how everything in pygame pieces together.

Pybind11 Docs: The documentation for pybind11, which is what we use for building the C++ python module.