Use this library to build your own HANGMAN game in ruby.
Run from your command line:
$ gem install 'hangman_engine'
Then, require it on your file:
require 'hangman_engine'All you need to control your Hangman game flow is in HangmanEngine::Game. To get started, create a new instace:
# - Parameters
# word: the word to guess.
# allowed_attempts: number of attempts the player has to solve the game before losing.
# clue: short helper text for the player.
hangman_game = HangmanEngine::Game.new(word, allowed_attempts, clue)After creating a HangmanEngine::Game instance, use its methods to control the game flow (getters and setters are not shown):
guess(ltr) # attempts to guess a letter.
guessed?(ltr) # determines whether the given letter was guessed or not.
remaining_attempts
solved?
lost? # determines if the player has lost.
finished? # determines whether the game was solved or if the player has lost.A helper class to help you build a console interface for the game is also included. HangmanEngine::Drawer is going to help you to display a HangmanEngine::Game in the console. Available methods are:
# Dinamically generate the game 'puppet' based on the length of the word to guess and the remaining attempts to guess it.
#
# O
# /|\
# / \
#
HangmanEngine::Drawer.draw_puppet(hangman_game)
# Draw the game board based on the word to guess and the guessed letters.
#
# a _ f o _ _ _
#
HangmanEngine::Drawer.draw_board(hangman_game)List of Hangman games built using this library:
- Play Hangman (https://github.com/ammancilla/play_hangman)