MyShelfie Board Game is the final test of "Software Engineering", course of "Computer Science Engineering" held at Politecnico di Milano (2022/2023).

Teacher : San Pietro Pierluigi

Final Score: 30/30

The project consists of a Java version of the board game My Shelfie, made by Cranio Creations.

You can find the full game here.

The final version includes:

• initial UML diagram;
• final UML diagram, generated from the code by automated tools;
• working game implementation, which has to be rules compliant;
• source code of the implementation;
• source code of unity tests.

⛔ Not Implemented     ✅ Implemented

Running the game on Windows

Clone the repo using the following command.

git clone  https://github.com/LucaGuffanti/ing-sw-2023-Guffanti-Ferrario-Galli-Franzoni

Move into the newly generated folder

cd /ing-sw-2023-Guffanti-Ferrario-Galli-Franzoni/deliverables/final/jar

And, before trying to connect with clients, activate a server instance by writing

java -jar PSP17-server.jar

and follow the prompt that is presented on the screen.

Once the server is active you can start the client by writing

java -jar PSP17-client.jar

in another terminal.

Before you start playing, especially if it's the first time you open the program, you are required to insert network configuration data. Simply follow the prompts presented on the screen.

Compiling the game using IntelliJ Idea

To correctly compile the apps, firstly copy the copyrighted game assets folders into the src/main/resources/images folder. Then compile through Maven.

** Notes **

These Jars are built to run in a windows enviroment, however the game can be compiled and played on both Linux and MacOs systems. The minimum display resolution to correctly run the game on GUI is 1920x1080.

Coverage criteria: code lines and important classes.

• Luca Guffanti
• Daniele Ferrario
• Marco Galli
• Davide Franzoni

Diagrams.net - sequence diagrams

StarUML - UML diagrams

Intellij IDEA Ultimate - main IDE

My Shelfie is copyrighted 2023.