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This server repository hosts the backend for the "Bean Escape" text-based game, part of the BBD Grad Program Java Level Up, facilitating player interactions and managing game state transitions for a Java-based client-server architecture.

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Java Bean Journey Server

BBD Grad Program | Java Level Up

Welcome to the Bean Escape Text-Based Game Server repository for the BBD Grad Program Java Level Up!

This server is part of a collaborative project involving four developers over a two-week period. The goal is to build a client-server architecture in Java, connecting to a database to manage information about game states and transitions for the "Bean Escape" game. In this game, players assume the role of a brave bean attempting to escape from the clutches of the BBD chef.

To run the server locally, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the Repository:
    git clone https://github.com/FreeTheBeans/java-bean-server.git
    
  2. Install Dependencies:
    mvn install
    
  3. Run the Server:
    java -jar /target/server.<version>.jar
    

Once the server is running, clients can connect to it using the API to help the bean escape from the palms of the chef.

Features:

  • Manages game state and interactions between players and the game world.
  • Stateless client-server architecture.
  • RESTful API.

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License: This project is licensed under the Unlicense.

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This server repository hosts the backend for the "Bean Escape" text-based game, part of the BBD Grad Program Java Level Up, facilitating player interactions and managing game state transitions for a Java-based client-server architecture.

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