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Releases: pranavavva/PokeJava
Releases · pranavavva/PokeJava
Passion Project Presentation
- Got rid of the website, and moved it on over to 20avva.github.io
- Implemented snapcraft. need to work the kinks out
- Skipped a version number and a tenth. My bad
- Still plays from the command line, but a GUI is in the works
- This is the version I'm going to reference for Passion Project
- Or go to Codenvy if this doesn't work
- The
jarattached above is from aa2698b because HEAD has a NullPointerException 🤢
Created and published the docs
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Created and published the Maven Repository Site (
mvn site) -
Created and published the Javadoc (
mvn site javadoc:javadoc) -
Included Pikachu and type electric for Pokemon class
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Added more Pokemon to choose from at game start
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TODO:
- Finish the applicable pokemon type checking combos see this
- Added a graphical display
v1.0 - OFFICIAL RELEASE
The README.md file in the root of the project contains most of the information you need to know to play, but here are some of the basics.
- Run the
ClickToRun.shorClickToRun.batto run the game. It will open in the command line, and automatically close when it is done. - To find the
.class(binaries) files, navigate to thebuild/classesfolder - To find the
.jar(executable) file, navigate to thebuild\libsfolder - To find the
.java(source) files, navigate to thesrc/main/javafolder, and the.javafiles are located within theme.pavva.PokeJavapackage.
v1.0 - SNAPSHOT
1.0-SNAPSHOT Release
Created the PokeJava app. It is currently limited to the command line. To run the app, open the root directory of the project and run one of the following files:
- ClickToRun.bat - For Windows systems
- ClicktoRun.sh - For Mac and other UNIX-like systems.
You need to have (preferably) a Java 1.8 JRE installed, however, anything from Java 1.5 will work.
Features
- 3 Pokemon
- Chimchar (need to change to Charmander, oops)
- Bulbasaur
- Squrtle
- User input for Pokemon Selection
- Random opponent selection
- Object Orientation
TODO: Create JavaDoc, add more Pokemon, implement a type-effectivity