This project is dedicated to Mr. William D. Dye, my father and one of the best armchair Jeopardy! players I have ever known.
$ make install
$ jeopardyd [-s <server_ip>] [-p <server_port>]
or:
$ python3.7 jeopardy/server.py [-s <server_ip>] [-p <server_port>]
- -s, --server-address - the IP address on which to run the server
- -p, --port - the port on which to run the server
$ jeopardy -n <nick> -s <server_address> [-c <client_ip>] [-p <client_port>] [-d]
or:
$ python3.7 -m jeopardy -n <nick> -s <server_address> [-c <client_ip>] [-p <client_port>] [-d]
or:
$ python3.7 jeopardy/main.py -n <nick> -s <server_address> [-c <client_ip>] [-p <client_port>] [-d]
- -n, --nickname - the nickname to use (must be unique)
- -s, --server-address - the address and port of the remote server to connect to
- -c, --client-address - the IP address for the server to connect to in order to send events (defaults to the external IP address of the host running the client)
- -p, --client-port - the port for the server to connect to in order to send events
- -d, --dark-mode - use the dark theme in the GUI
You only need to specify -n, -s, and -p once, or if you want to change them. Otherwise, the previously-used value will be used on the next invocation of the program.