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Creating a new graphical model

To create a new graphical model, inherit from the relevant model in models.py. For instance, the following template shows how to define a new game.

class MyGame(Game):
    NODE_PROPERTY = Game.NODE_PROPERTY.copy()
    EDGE_PROPERTY = Game.EDGE_PROPERTY.copy()
    GRAPH_PROPERTY = Game.GRAPH_PROPERTY.copy()
    
    ...

The NODE_PROPERTY, EDGE_PROPERTY, GRAPH_PROPERTY register the node, edge and graph properties to be serialized. To mark a function as node property,

from ggsolver.models import Game, register_property

class MyGame(Game):
    NODE_PROPERTY = Game.NODE_PROPERTY.copy()
    EDGE_PROPERTY = Game.EDGE_PROPERTY.copy()
    GRAPH_PROPERTY = Game.GRAPH_PROPERTY.copy()
    
    @register_property(NODE_PROPERTY)
    def state_property(self, state):
        return "value"
    
    @register_property(EDGE_PROPERTY)
    def transition_property(self, from_state, action, to_state):
        return "value"
    
    @register_property(GRAPH_PROPERTY)
    def graph_property(self):
        return "value"