public static void main(String[] args) {
PokerGame pokerGame = new PokerGame();
pokerGame.play();
}
// Tests for PokerGames - many of these tests rely on information created at the start of this
// function it
// ended up feeling more redundant to rewrite this function into individual function tests when
// half
// the method would of had to have been coppy and pasted over anyways for these tests to run as
// such
// Poker game tests are all within a single well commented function
@Test
public void testGames() {
// Setting up variables for testing
PokerGame myGame = new PokerGame();
myGame.players = new PokerPlayer[4];
myGame.numPlayers = 4;
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
myGame.players[i] = new PokerPlayer();
}
myGame.players[0].setPlayer("Player1 TwoHearts ThreeHearts FourHearts FiveHearts SixHearts");
myGame.players[1].setPlayer("Player2 TwoHearts TwoDiamonds NineClubs JackClubs KingClubs");
myGame.players[2].setPlayer(
"Player3 ThreeDiamonds FourDiamonds FiveDiamonds SixDiamonds SevenDiamonds");
myGame.players[3].setPlayer("Player4 TwoClubs ThreeClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs");
for (int i = 0; i < 4; i++) {
myGame.players[i].sortHand();
myGame.players[i].getHandValue();
}
// End Variable Setup
// testing flip players
myGame.flipPlayers(0, 1);
assertEquals("Player2", myGame.players[0].getID());
// Testing Check High card
myGame.checkHighCards(0, 3);
assertEquals("Player2", myGame.players[3].getID());
// Testing the hand sorting function
myGame.sortHands();
assertEquals("Player4", myGame.players[0].getID());
assertEquals("Player2", myGame.players[1].getID());
assertEquals("Player1", myGame.players[2].getID());
assertEquals("Player3", myGame.players[3].getID());
// testing a checker for counting number of words in the input
assertEquals(
0, myGame.checkInputLength("Player4 TwoClubs ThreeClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs"));
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkInputLength("Player4 ThreeClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs"));
assertEquals(
-1,
myGame.checkInputLength(
"Player4 FourClubs EightSpades TwoClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs"));
assertEquals(
-1, myGame.checkInputLength("Player4 TwoClubs ThreeClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs"));
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkInputLength("Player4 TwoClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs"));
// testing a checker for ID's to ensure they are valid and an the first position and not already
// taken
// for the purposes of this assignment a valid id is one that has not been taken and is not a
// card i.e. TwoClubs
// will not be accepted but Player1 or 09872634 or ID1 etc will be accepted
// new ID
assertEquals(0, myGame.checkID("Player7", 4));
// used ID
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkID("Player4", 4));
// improper id
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkID("TwoClubs", 4));
// checking each card entered is indeed a card and is unique
// new unique card
assertEquals(0, myGame.checkCard("KingDiamonds", 4, 5));
// used card
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkCard("TwoHearts", 4, 5));
// unique card up to position 2, 3 in list
assertEquals(0, myGame.checkCard("JackClubs", 2, 3));
// used card
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkCard("JackClubs", 2, 4));
// not a card
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkCard("thClubs", 4, 4));
// lastly I combine my checking fucntions into one fucntion that goes through an entire input
// string looking for mistakes
assertEquals(
0, myGame.checkInput("Player9 FiveSpades SixSpades SevenSpades EightSpades NineSpades", 4));
assertEquals(
-1, myGame.checkInput("Player1 TwoClubs ThreeClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs", 4));
assertEquals(
-1, myGame.checkInput("TwoSpades TwoClubs ThreeClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs", 4));
assertEquals(-1, myGame.checkInput("Player9 ThreeClubs TwoSpades FourSpades SixClubs", 4));
assertEquals(
-1, myGame.checkInput("Player9 TwoSpades SixSpades SevenSpades EightSpades NineSpades", 4));
}