Question about making a bot.

[ethsmith]

I have looked at your examples for making a bot and I understand the code but what I don't understand is where is the "scene" key word coming from. You have it in your code but nothing is imported that has a scene variable or class.

def do_play(scene):
    print(scene)
    if len(scene['PlayOptions']) == 0:
        return []
return create_action(random.choice(scene['PlayOptions']))

How am I allowed to use any programming language and get what is happening and do something with it if I have no idea where scene is?

[AiSatan]

Hi, the scene create here:

def do_POST(self):
                content_length = int(self.headers['Content-Length'])
                raw_data = self.rfile.read(content_length)
                json_data = json.loads(raw_data)

                if self.path == "/trace":
                    ret = _trace.trace(json_data)
                elif self.path == "/mulligan":
                    ret = _bot.get_mulligan_action(json_data)
                elif self.path == "/play":
                    ret = _bot.get_play_action(json_data)

it is just json that came from post

1. in hearthstone the rock module send post request to your server-bot
2. your server got the post request and extract "post body"-json
3. your server-bot make decision and return answer as json
4. hearthstone-rock module make the decision

you can look to scene in this file for knowledge what it really have
https://github.com/yangyuan/hearthrock/blob/master/src/Hearthrock.Contracts/RockScene.cs

[ethsmith]

Thanks for the reply back, I will look into this more.