This is a C++ version of the mahjong game based on much older implementation in C.
First, get the unit testing frame work https://github.com/cpputest/cpputest installed.
Then, make sure you have make and cmake. Run
mkdir build cd build cmake .. make
./build/src/game
Visit http://localhost:8889 to play the game.
Acceptance Tests are using Behave (Python).
To run the test:
behave # run all scenarios behave -t~@wip # run all scenarios except those having @wip tag (useful for CI)
Join a new game. Returns:
{"game_id":2}
Start a new round. Right now always returns:
{"action":"update_all"}
Get the latest status of the game. Returns:
{
"players":[
{
"player_index":0, # player 0 is the human player
"hand":[49,50,50,53,66,99,101,103,103,105,108,108,117],
"new_pick":97,
"melds":[]
},{
"player_index":1,
"hand":[50,55,56,56,57,57,65,66,69,97,105,105,120],
"new_pick":0,
"melds":[]
}
],
"allowed_actions":["chow"]
}
After the human player moves, there could be multiple actions taken by other player(s). This api returns one action at a time. When playing with a fast AI player, the UI can use this to display the opponent's move in slow motion. Returns:
{"action":"pick", "player":0,"tile":97}
{"action":"discard", "player":1,"tile":117}
{"action":"your_turn"}
{"action":"message", "content":"Are you kidding?"}
{"action":"win", "player":1,"score":1}
Tell the server you want to pick a new tile. Returns:
{"action":"pick", "player":0,"tile":98}
Tell the server you want to pong the last discarded tile from your opponent.
Tell the server you want to chow the last discarded tile from your opponent. The <tile_id> indicate the smallest tile you want chow with. For example, if you have 🀚🀛🀜🀝🀞 at hand, and your opponent just discarded 🀜:
| command | new meld | tiles remain at hand |
|---|---|---|
| chow?🀚 | 🀚🀛🀜 | 🀜🀝🀞 |
| chow?🀛 | 🀛🀜🀝 | 🀚🀜🀞 |
| chow?🀜 | illegal | |
| chow?🀝 | 🀜🀝🀞 | 🀚🀛🀜 |
| chow?🀞 | illegal |
Tell the server that you want to discard the tile with tile id. Returns:
{"action":"discard", "player":0,"tile":117}
Tell the server you think you win. Returns
{"action":"win", "player":0,"score":1}
To change the tile to be picked next (first tile in the wall). Note that if you want the opponent to pick that tile, you need to call this before you discard a tile, because after that you don't not have control of the game until it's your turn to move again.
Replace player 0's hand with the given tiles.