Implemented BattleEvents from @austenmc's old branch.
Added an empty Buff-Model as well, as well as a BuffList.
@ToDo: Add events, and add buff calculations to the battle class.
This PR will, however, only introduce the basic battle class, buffs will
come in another patch.
If a battle is over or not can now be tested using this->isOver(). If the
battle is over, battle->getWinner() can be used to get the winner of this
fight, battle->getLooser() for the looser.
The class Battle takes two participants (player and monster) that both
need to implement the FighterInterface. Right now, rounds are
completed by the fightNRounds method.
Since all enemies in the old code follow the same default scaling,
monsters and masters use a AutoScaleFighter trait for now.
This commit adds the MotD model for storing and retrieving
messages-of-the-day.
It also adds a model for messages. Messages have an author as well as a
thread they belong to, the thread can be read by a specific number of
authors. FUrthermore, the message model supports system messages.
This commit introduces a number of needed changes:
- Character is now implementing the CharacterInterface
- MissingCharacter and SystemCharacter are supporting "pseudo-characters"
- trait MockCharacter implements non-implemented methods for
MissingCharacter and SytemCharacter
- Characters are now soft-deletable. Models wanting to load soft-deleted
characters need to fetch them eagerly.
Closes#17
Adds GameConfiguration Model which itself is a container for the
GameConfigurationElement entity. The GameConfiguration model makes use of
the introduces OneToManyCollection which implements the Collection
interface of the Doctrine library.
Closes PR #13
This commit introduces the GameConfiguration, a model that is not an
entity. It also introduces GameConfigurationElement which is a doctrine
entity.
The two models make use of the traits introduced for CharacterProperty.
They also use the new OneToManyCollection class, which implements the
doctrine collection interface to a certain, limited extend. It mimicks
doctrine's PersisentCollection.
The tests are now using sqlite inside of the memory. This ensures a
creation of the database every time the tests are run.
Added some additional tests for probing database persistance.
Removed outdated code.
Basilius Sauter