Reversi / Otello

Members

• Mohamed Laidouni
• Eliot Friedman
• Ilian Crague
• Victor Morel

Development environment setup

Install Opam, the OCaml package manager, on your system. Since your system runs Guix, you can easily obtain a suitable throw-away programming environment using

$ guix shell -m .guix/manifest.scm

For convenience, we setup a local Opam distribution, using the following commands:

$ opam switch create .
$ eval $(opam env)

Install Dune, the OCaml build system, using Opam:

$ opam install dune

Make sure that your text editor applies OCamlformat each time a file is modified, this helps settle styling war and avoids line-noisy patches down the line.

In Emacs, this amounts to adding the following lines to your .emacs configuration file:

(require 'ocamlformat)

(add-hook 'tuareg-mode-hook (lambda ()
  (define-key tuareg-mode-map (kbd "C-M-<tab>") #'ocamlformat)
  (add-hook 'before-save-hook #'ocamlformat-before-save)))

If need be, you can invoke Dune to re-format the whole codebase:

$ dune fmt

Building reversi

To build the project, type:

$ dune build

For continuous build, use

$ dune build --watch

instead.

Running reversi

To run the project, type:

$ dune exec omizer2mizer

Testing reversi

To test the project, type:

$ dune runtest

This can be combined with continuous build & test, using

$ dune runtest --watch