mirkousuelli/ing-sw-2020-secreti-tresoldi-usuelli

Final project Software Engineering 2020, Politecnico di Milano - BSc in Computer Engineering

Final project in Software Engineering 2019/2020

Santorini, GC15 - Computer Science Engineering BSc, Politecnico di Milano.

Java implementation of the board game called Santorini, edited by Cranio Creations.

What we have done

We implemented all the requirements listed for a maximum assessment of 30L, as indicated in the requirements:

1. 📚 Complete rules
2. 🎮 CLI
3. 🌴 GUI
4. 📡 Socket
5. 🔱 Advanced Gods
6. 💾 Persistence

Line Coverage

• Controller = 100%
• Model = 95%
  More details listed in jacoco (deliveries/jacoco)

Testing

We made 183 tests for both model and controller, the latter has been tested also through stubs; in order to run them successfully:

mvn test

Usage

Generate jar files (client and server) through maven by executing the following commands:

mvn clean
mvn package

NB. The following commands to run jar files only work if they are generated through maven. If the user wants to use the ones in 'deliveries' folder the path has to change accordingly.

• Server

  • Default port (1337):

  java -jar target/GC15-server-jar-with-dependencies.jar

  • Chosen port:

  java -jar target/GC15-server-jar-with-dependencies.jar -p <port_num>

  where <port_num> stands for the socket port which both server and clients will use for the connection.

• Client CLI

  java -jar target/GC15-client-jar-with-dependencies.jar

  • Commands
    • Move: move (x,y)
    • Build: build (x,y)
    • Active Power: usePower (x,y)

• Client GUI
  Double click on target/GC15-client-jar-with-dependencies.jar icon.
  

Students

• Riccardo Secreti (matr. 889417) : @RiccardoSecreti
• Fabio Tresoldi (matr. 886622) : @Fabio-Tresoldi
• Mirko Usuelli (matr. 888170) : @mirkousuelli

Professors/Tutors

• Prof. Gianpaolo Cugola
• Emanuele Del Sozzo : @emanueledelsozzo
• Alberto Parravicini : @AlbertoParravicini