Battle of the Bases

NTNU Course TDT4240 Software Architecture project repository for group 26.

Content

• Description
• Target
• Development Setup
• Game Instructions

Description

The task is to create a Android Game, with focus on good architecture.

Target

The target platform is Android, with API levels from 19 (Android 4.4 | KITKAT) to 28 (Android 9.0 | Pie).

Development Setup

Clone the repository or open project from git in Android studio.

git clone https://github.com/battleofthebases/game.git

Open the "game" folder as a project in Android Studio.

Code style`

cd codestyle

./install.sh

3. Restart Android Studio
4. Select the code style scheme "grandcentrix" via Preferences --> Editor --> Code Style

Reformat on save

With 3 simple steps you can reorder and reformat your code automatically with ⌘ + S. That shortcut you are used to press constantly although you know Android Studio automatically saves all files for you . Give ⌘ + S a different meaning:

Make sure a Java source file has focus (or you can’t record all steps)

• Select Edit > Macros > Start Macro Recording
• Select Code > Optimize Imports
• Select Code > Reformat Code
• Select Code > Rearrange Code
• Select File > Save All
• Select Edit > Macros > Stop Macro Recording and give it a name (mine is OptimizeImportsReformatRearrangeSave) Go to Preferences > Keymap
• Find the Macro section
• Add ⌘ + S shortcut for the new macro

Testing

To run tests

./gradlew jacocoTestReport

To create test coverage report

./gradlew build jacocoTestReport

Game Instructions

Press "Play" and follow the in-game instructions.

Installation

Requirements

To run the game you need an Android device running minimum API level: 19 Android 4.4(KITKAT)

Easy installation

Download the game to your Android device from the following url

Development installation

Game

• Clone the repository

foo@bar:~$ git clone https://github.com/battleofthebases/game.git

• Download and install the latest version of Android Studio
• Open the project files through the setup wizard or by using the navigation bar in Android Studio
• Press Ctrl + R on Mac or Shift + F10 on Windows/Linux to run the application
• Choose your connected device if you have one connected through the USB interface. You can also use a virtual device.
• Press OK to build and run the game on the chosen device