VideojuegoMP 🎲

VideojuegoMP is a Java project implementing a small game system with different character types (Vampires, Hunters, Lycanthropes), equipment, and challenges. The project is modular (contains module-info.java) and can be run from an IDE or the command line.

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🔍 Description

This repository contains the core game logic, character examples, minions, and a game engine (SystemGame) that allows simulating matches and challenges.

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✅ Key features

• Characters: Vampire, Hunter, Lycanthrope and their factories.
• Minions: Ghoul, Devil, Human.
• Game system: SystemGame with a playable flow (I/O handled via InOutMannager).
• Unit tests organized under the tests/ directory.

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🧰 Requirements

• Java JDK 11+ (recommended) — the project uses Java modules.
• Recommended IDE: IntelliJ IDEA or Visual Studio Code (with Java extensions).

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🛠️ Build & Run

From an IDE (recommended)

1. Open the project folder in your IDE.
2. Import as a Java project if prompted.
3. Run the Main.Main class (contains the main method).

From the command line (optional)

Note: Because the project is modular, using an IDE or a build tool (Maven/Gradle) is easier.

1. Compile the Java files (generic example):

# Create output directory
mkdir out
# Compile sources (Unix-like example; adapt for Windows PowerShell)
javac -d out $(find src -name "*.java")

2. Run the main class:

java -cp out Main.Main

If you want Windows/PowerShell-specific commands or prefer that I add a pom.xml or build.gradle, I can add them.

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✅ Running tests

Tests are located in the tests/ folder (JUnit is expected). The easiest way to run them is from your IDE (Run tests) or by adding a build tool (Maven/Gradle) that handles JUnit automatically.

If you want, I can:

• Add a pom.xml with JUnit and set up mvn test.
• Add a build.gradle to run gradle test.

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📁 Repository structure

• src/ — Main source code (packages: Main, Character, Abilities, Equipment, Minions, SystemGame, User, Utils).
• tests/ — Unit tests by package.
• README.md — This file.

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🤝 Contributing

• Open an issue describing the change or bug.
• Submit a pull request with a clear description and tests that verify new behavior.

Best practices:

• Follow package and module conventions.
• Add unit tests for new features.

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📝 License

This project is released under the MIT License — see the LICENSE file for details.

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📬 Authors

• https://github.com/jaimesnh
• https://github.com/dianalopezlozano
• https://github.com/ivannpinna
• https://github.com/arturoovinuesaa

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Would you like me to also add a LICENSE file (MIT), a pom.xml/build.gradle for automatic test runs, and a GitHub Actions workflow for CI? 💡