23-1 IoT Final Project

Play 1 on 1 Soccer game with your terminal

더 글로리조, 1 ON 1 Soccer version 1.0

This repository is made by

• HGU 17 Ko Yeong Kwang
• HGU 18 Cho Hasung

This powerpoint is created for the explain. Google Slide.

This repository shows how to set up sever, client and how to execute.

1. Setting Up Environment
   • Using c++11
   • Using Ncurses library
   • Using boost library
2. Execute
   • Run on Window / Ubuntu
   • Run on Mac OS

Setting Up Environment

Using c++11

terminal

# install g++ if you don't
sudo apt-get install g++

#check installed c++ version
g++ --version

Download Github File

Download all the git files on this repo

Using Ncurses library

Window/Ubuntu

# install ncurses for get an input without enter.
sudo apt-get install libncurses5-dev libncursesw5-dev

MacOS

# install ncurses for get an input without enter.
brew install ncurses

Using boost library

Window/Ubuntu

you can also download on here

# install ncurses for get an input without enter.
sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev

MacOS

# install boost for get an input without enter.
brew install boost

Execute

We already included ap_protocol.hpp header file so, you need to give.

Run on Window / Ubuntu

Run Server

#Make a execute file for server
g++ server.cpp -o ['execute file name'] app_protocol.hpp -lpthread -lboost_system -lncurses -std=c++11

#Give any port number you wanna use
./['execute file name'] ['port number']

Run Client

#Make a execute file for client
g++ client.cpp -o ['execute file name'] app_protocol.hpp -lpthread -lboost_system -lncurses -std=c++11

# Run demo client with server's ip address and port number you selected.
./['execute file name'] ['IPv4 address'] ['port number']

it may possible to use IPv6 but we did not check it. Recommend to use IPv4.

Run on Mac OS

Similar to above window method.

Run Server

#Make a execute file for server
g++ server.cpp -o ['execute file name'] app_protocol.hpp -lpthread -lncurses -I ['your boost system include location'] -lboost_system -L ['your boost system lib location'] -std=c++11

#example
g++ server.cpp -o ['execute file name'] app_protocol.hpp -lpthread -lncurses -I /opt/homebrew/Cellar/boost/1.81.0_1/include -lboost_system -L /opt/homebrew/Cellar/boost/1.81.0_1/lib -std=c++11

#Give any port number you wanna use
./['execute file name'] ['port number']

Run Client

#Make a execute file for client
g++ client.cpp -o ['execute file name'] app_protocol.hpp -lpthread -lncurses -I ['your boost system include location'] -lboost_system -L ['your boost system lib location'] -std=c++11

#example
g++ client.cpp -o ['execute file name'] app_protocol.hpp -lpthread -lncurses -I /opt/homebrew/Cellar/boost/1.81.0_1/include -lboost_system -L /opt/homebrew/Cellar/boost/1.81.0_1/lib -std=c++11

# Run demo client with server's ip address and port number you selected.
./['execute file name'] ['IPv4 address'] ['port number']

TODO

• Apply On WebAssembly
• Split int bit to use less resources
• Improve network delay differences between users
• Add obstruction and ball holding capabilities
• Add items such as an increase in the number of openings

References

Boost: boost async chatting program server, client example

• SERVER
• CLIENT

Ncurses: I refered how to use ncurses examples

• NCURSES

Our project is inspired by these previous Midterm Exam in IoT laboratories class in HGU.(Prof. Y. M. KO)