A simple Python implementation of the UNO game.
It's best to look at the #TODO notes inside files.
No screenshots for now, because the current interface is just temporary.
To-do features: TODO.md
--debugor-D- always shows the opponent's cards--cheatsor-C- enables the cheat console; example:
Turn: test
Your cards: [7 RED, +2 YELLOW, SKIP BLUE]
Current card: 5 RED
Card (e.g. 4 BLUE, Enter to draw): #game.opponent.hand = [Card.from_str("6 BLUE") for _ in range(666)]
All cheats must be preceded with #.
These are just examples.
- Inspecting a card
card = Card(CardType.CARD_6, CardColor.BLUE)
other_card = Card.from_str('7 RED')
if card.playable(other_card):
print("This card is playable with the other card.")- Generating a deck
deck = Deck(size=50)
cards: List[Card] = deck.draw(15)- Inspecting a player
player = Player('wzium')
if player.is_computer:
print("The player is a computer.")
if len(player.hand) == 0:
print("The player does not have any card.")- Working with the table
players: List[Player] = [Player('Wzium'), Player('Computer')]
# Custom rules (W.I.P.)
rules: Dict[str, Any] = {'initial_cards': 7,
'cheats': False,
'card_stacking': True}
table = Table(players, rules)
table.play(table.turn.hand[0], table.turn) # Gets the user to play the first card
print(table.last_played_card) # Get the last player card
table.deal_card(table.opponent, 5) # Gives 5 cards to the opponent- Operating with the game
game = Game(players, rules)
while game.active:
if game.get_winner() is not None:
game.win(game.get_winner())- Faking a turn
turn = TurnWrapper(table)
print(turn.playable_cards) # gets all currently playable cards
print(turn.most_reasonable_color) # selects the appriopriate color based on how many times it appears
print(turn.get_result()) # Prints a card to play with