Universal Uno Read Me:

Description:

The README describes in sufficient detail the packages needed to compile and run the project.

Universal_UNO is a C implementation of a multiplayer UNO. After setting up the server, up to 5 people can connect to the game and play with each other. The game prints a minimalist visualization of the main card, the number of cards each player has, and your own hand. The visualization will continue updating based on each player and a player wins if they have no cards left.

How to play:

The game follows normal uno rules (https://www.unorules.com/). The player must type out what card they want to play to receive the terminal view.

Dependencies:

To play the game, download all the files from our Universal_UNO repository. You should have the following files:

• .gitignore
• CMakeLists.txt
• README.md

src

• CMakeLists.txt
• controller.c
• controller.h
• model.c
• model.h
• view.c
• view.h
• server.c
• server.h
• utils.c
• utils.h
• run_server.c
• run_client.c

test

• CMakeLists.txt
• test_controller.c
• test_model.c
• test_servr.c
• test_utils.c
• test_view.c

This code only relies on C standard libraries, which means that you won't need to worry about importing any additional libraries.

Instructions:

To get started, please ensure that you are using a Unix environment to follow the instructions below. Once you have downloaded the files from the repository, navigate to the Universal_UNO directory. From there, you can create a build directory and compile the program by running the following commands in your terminal:

$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make clean
$ make

Then run the following command to start the server:

$ ./src/run_server

Each joining player should follow the same commands as above but run

$ ./src/run_client. 

Once the total number of clients connects, the game will start!

Have fun playing the game!

Notes:

Currently, our code does not actually run! You can connect 2 clients to the server, and they can receive their hands, however, when you try to send input to the server from the client more than twice, the code segment faults.