ox

ox is a simple, bash-driven, console ⭕ noughts and crosses ❌ 🎮 game.

Installation

Enable executing the file.

chmod u+x ox

If you really want, you can add xo to your PATH.

Open your terminal and check the PATH variable:
```
echo $PATH
```
You will find a list of directories on your path, witch looks like this (more or less):
```
/path/to/some/directory:…:/and/here/to/some/other/one
```
It's likely, that you will find a directory like /home/$USER/bin or /home/$USER/.local/bin. ($USER will be your username in the system.)
Now move or link ox to one of those PATH directories. I highly suggest something local like mentioned /home/$USER/bin or /home/$USER/.local/bin.
Now you can accesses xo from every place.

# without adding to PATH
./ox -h

# with PATH
ox -h
which ox # should return the path to the directory you've chosen

short	long
`-q`	`--quiet`	does not print game logs
`-h`	`--help`	prints this help message and exits
`-u`	n/a	user starts the game (DEFAULT)
`-c`	n/a	cpu starts the game
`-x`	n/a	user plays crosses (DEFAULT)
`-o`	n/a	user plays noughts

Options take arguments to tweak how your session will work.

option
`-X SYMBOL`	changes default symbol 'X' for crosses by SYMBOL
`-O SYMBOL`	changes default symbol 'O' for noughts by SYMBOL

SYMBOL can be any character supported by your terminal emulator. Colors are used to distinguish user's (red) and cpu's (blue) symbols.

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.