Project title

• uno-momento

Project PROJECTNAME

uno-momento is a java programm based on one of the most influential card game UNO

Team Members

• Nicola Fontana
• Cristiano Masutti

Rules

Welcome to UnoMomento!!! The game is easy to play. Each player starts with 7 cards in his hands. At each turn a player must throw a card on the discarded deck; the card must match the color or the number of the the card on top of the deck If a player doesn't have a card he must draw from the deck in the middle of the table If a plyer is left with one card he must press the button 'UNO', otherwise he will have to draw two cards Special cards: SKIP will make the next player skip a turn REVERSE will change the direction of the game PLUSTWO will make the next player draw two cards (if he doen't have a plus two too BLACK: WILD will change the color of the discarded deck PLUSFOUR it the same as the PLUSTWO card but with four cards and will change the color of hte discarded deck Modes: Classic: cards with colors and numbers, special cards Special: only special cards Custom: only black cards

TUI

Our text user interface let the player play the game, by creating an instance of the Main class and calling on it the method run the game will start (method run()) Players must enter key "s" to start the game (initialSelection(String word)) The mode of the game; by pressing "1" a classic game (numbered cards, specials, blacks), "2" special-mode (only special cards) or "3" for our favorite; custom mode (with only black cards) (method initDeck()) Choose how many players are going to play (key "2", "3", "4") and then the name... You are in! (method initPlayers())

GUI

We created our GUI from our TUI; the same-like methods do the same thing but instead of taking input keys, it takes JButtons

Diagrams

Project Structure

This project is both a Maven project and a BlueJ project. You can open, compile, test, and run the code within BlueJ by opening src/package.bluej.

You can use Maven to compile, test, and check the code by running mvn in this top-level directory (see below).

You can run the code compiled by Maven from the terminal (see below).

The code is structured into three packages:

• model - all the model classes and their tests
• tui - text user interface (works in a terminal)
• gui - Swing-based graphical user interface (opens a window)

Note that the classes in the model package MUST NOT refer to any classes in the tui or gui packages.

The classes in the tui package must not refer to any classes in the gui package.

The classes in the gui package must not refer to any classes in the tui package.

The classes in the tui and gui packages SHOULD refer to classes in the model package.

The classes in the model package need to come with unit tests. (The classes in the tui and gui packages do not need to be covered with tests.)

How build using Maven

In this top-level directory:

mvn compile

How to run the application

To run the application from outside BlueJ, first build it with Maven. This generates the compiled classes in the directory target/classes.

Running the TUI

To run this application, with the TUI, from the command line:

java -cp target/classes tui.Main ARG ARG ARG

DESCRIPTION OF COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS

Running the GUI

To run this application, with the GUI, from the command line:

java -cp target/classes gui.Main ARG ARG ARG

DESCRIPTION OF COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS

How run the JUnit tests with Maven

mvn test

How to run Checkstyle with Maven

mvn compile
mvn checkstyle:check

How to run PMD with Maven

mvn compile
mvn pmd:check

How to run PMD's CPD with Maven

mvn compile
mvn pmd:cpd-check

How to determine test coverage with Maven

mvn site

Then open target/site/index.html and find the JaCoCo report.