Magic the gathering light

birk_marcus · September 17, 2023, 6:51pm

Hi. I’ve made this terminal game based on Magic the gathering. It’s clearly a much simpler version that contains mana and creatures. I would love some feedback on the code. Should I refactor some of the game logic into functions? Can I streamline my classes or maybe pull some of the logic out of the methods and run it in seperat functions in the game logic?

All feedback is welcome.

You can find the game here:

github.com

birkmarcus/Codecademy-Projects/blob/main/MagicBattle.py

# Magic Light
import collections
from dataclasses import dataclass
from operator import attrgetter
import random




@dataclass
class Card:
    card_type:str
    power:int
    cost:int
    color:str
    tapped:bool = False

    def __repr__(self):
        return f"{self.card_type} Cost: {self.cost} Power: {self.power} {'Tapped' if self.tapped else ''}\n"

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Thanks in advance

birk_marcus · September 18, 2023, 7:27am

I wanted to implement the OS package

os.system('cls')

to clear the terminal between each stage of the game, though wasn’t sure if that was outside of the scope. Also I think using a library like Pandas would help making the UI nicer and more understandable.

Are anyone familier with the package limitations in these projects?