A terminal-based version of Catan written in OCaml for my CS 3110 final project.
My contributions include:
- board.ml: a purely functional backend module that can
- support any randomly generated catan map
- determine valid/invalid placement of settlements/cities/roads
- keep track of where each player has settlements/cities/roads
- block resource collection on specified regions of the board
- distribute resources to players based on a given roll number
- input.ml: a purely functional game engine that
- uses strictly recursion to change game state based on user input
- reacts to user inputs, handles exceptions, and interprets information
- displays the board, resources, and options each turn
- main.ml: a module that handles
- collection of preliminary information and game initialization such as
- board set up (can be default or random)
- number of players and their names
- running the first two special turns (free settlement and road for each player)
- beginning the recursive turn function and starting the actual game
- install homebrew
- install gpatch and opam on homebrew
- install dune and ANSITerminal on opam
- use command "make play" to run and "make test" to test
- Emmett Breen
- Evan Williams
- Jack Li
- Zach Ross
