Mars Rover Challenge

This is my proposal for the Mars Rover technical Challenge.

The program sets a plateau in which a squad of robotic rovers will be deployed and move through command input.

The program checks the correct coordinates input for the plateau and the rovers´ landing, and it will send an exception if command lines are erroneous.

It will also notify of possible collisions, rover movements out of boundaries, or a failed landing. Rovers won't move if an error of this kind occurs.

The result will be an initial and final analysis of the rovers positions and possible error notifications.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

These are the requisites used to build this project:

• JDK 1.8
• IDE Eclipse
• Maven

The application can be run with any other IDEs like Netbeans and IntelliJ

Initialize

Clone this repo or simply download and extract the master zip file, then follow the instructions below for Eclipse IDE.

Eclipse

You can import the project from "Import" => "Maven" => "Existing Maven Projects". Select "MarsRoverChallenge-master" directory as root directory and make sure to change project compliance and JRE to 1.7.

Project-> Properties-> Java Compiler-> Compiler Compliance Level = 1.7

Running application

/MarsRoverChallenge/src/main/java-> MarsRoverMain.java-> Run as-> Java application

Running Tests

Unit testing framework

• JUnit4

Running Test

Following the path /MarsRoverChallenge/src/test/java, you can find two packages with JUnit tests each one. Select one and run as a JUnit Test.

/MarsRoverChallenge/src/test/java-> /modelTest-> Navigation-> Run as-> JUnit Test

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