Codefights.net SDK for Python

About

Visit codefights.net to learn more about this fun project.

Installation

Using PyPI

pip install codefights

or

easy_install codefights

Without using PyPI

Download this package to /your/desired/path.

Install it:

cd </your/desired/path/>sdk-python/
sudo python setup.py install

Writing your first bot

Developing a simple bot for a Codefights.net tournament is really easy.

We have prepared a simple demo bot - save it as YourFighterName.py and you are ready!

from codefights.model.IFighter import *
import codefights.boilerplate.SDK
import sys

class MyFighter (IFighter):
    """
    analyze your opponent's last move and make your next move
    :returns fighter's next Move
    NOTE: rules allow max 3 actions per Move.
    I.e. attack nose (1), attack groin (2) and defend nose (3).
    The areas are:
    +------------+---------+
    | Area.NOSE  | (10pts) |
    |------------+---------|
    | Area.JAW   | (8pts)  |
    |------------+---------|
    | Area.BELLY | (6pts)  |
    |------------+---------|
    | Area.GROIN | (4pts)  |
    |------------+---------|
    | Area.LEGS  | (3pts)  |
    +------------+---------+
    """

    def make_next_move(self,
                       opponents_last_move=None,
                       my_last_score=0,
                       opponents_last_score=0):
        """
        You must implement make_next_move method in MyFighter class.
        Feel free to create helper classes in this file.
        """
        move = Move()

        move.add_attack(Area.NOSE).add_block(Area.GROIN).add_attack(Area.BELLY)

        return move


# DO NOT EDIT THE LINES BELOW!
if __name__ == '__main__':
    codefights.boilerplate.SDK.SDK.run(MyFighter, sys.argv)

Testing your bot

Run it

python </path/to/fighter/>YourFighterName.py

and follow instructions.

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