Monopoly

Python implementation of the typical Monopoly game

Source code

All interesting source code is in MonopolyGame/MonopolyGame.

Common - the game itself

• Most code that governs "cards" (such as Chance and Community chest cards) are in Card.py
• Most code that governs what different squares do are in Square.py
• Player.py dictates actions that players can take
• Game.py contains code that governs the game state itself.

GameTypes - different implementations of the "frontend"

• First priority is a command line interface that allows the player to play with all functionality

Utils - data structures and miscellaneous

• DataClasses.py is for dataclasses
  • Future work includes providing a "machine readable" interface that allows AI training (terminal goal #1) and an interface to allow players to play over web (terminal goal #2)
  • Contains a "Ring" buffer
  • Contains the "Result" object, a skeleton for "results", i.e. return types. Not unlikely to be phased out at some point. **Moved into Utils/Dataclasses.py
• Utils.py - only contains an importer that serves as a helper function for the Command Line game type right now. Likely will be moved into individual GameTypes at some point.

Usage

Command line interface

See MonopolyGame/Tests/TestGame.py for an example; run pip install -e MonopolyGame, point Global.importer to JSON data specifying squares, and add players.

Note that the current implementation is heavily dependent on the user's terminal due to colorful printing.