hexMachina-TicTacToe

Modular TicTacToe example written in Haxe using hexMachina framework. This is just a simple example how a simple game like tic-tac-toe can made modular and extendable, and also a showcase of the possibilities of describing components in DSL.

Check out Single-Module example here: https://github.com/grosmar/hexMachina-TicTacToe-SingleModule

#Demo You can try the game here: https://grosmar.github.io/hexMachina-TicTacToe-MultiModule/bin/index.html

#Install

1. Clone repository
2. Execute haxelib install build.hxml

#Build

1. Execute haxe build.hxml
2. Run bin/index.html

As an alternative you can use HaxeDevelop with the TicTacToe.hxproj project file.

#Customize Change board size by changing in context.xml boardSize node (by default 3x3):

    <bean id="boardSize" type="hex.structures.Size">
	    <argument value="3" type="Float" />
    	<argument value="3" type="Float" />
    </bean>

Change player signs (in this example x parameter):

    <module id="userPlayer1" type="tictactoe.module.player.user.UserPlayerModule">
		<argument ref="userPlayerView" />
		<argument value="x" />
		<argument ref="boardModule" />
	</module>

Change players for the game (for multi player or single player, default it's user vs ai):

    <module id="gameModule" type="tictactoe.module.game.GameModule">
		<argument ref="boardModule" />
		<argument ref="activePlayerIndicatorView" />
		
		<argument ref="userPlayer1" />
		<!--
		<argument ref="userPlayer2" />
		<argument ref="userPlayer3" />
		-->
		<argument ref="aiPlayer1" />
	</module>

Change amount of sign in a line to win (default by 3):

    <module id="boardModule" type="tictactoe.module.board.BoardModule">
		<argument ref="boardSize" />
		<argument value="3" type="UInt" />
		<argument ref="boardView" />
	</module>

#Todo

• AI minimax algorithm is too slow for table bigger then 3x3. It should be combined with alpha-beta
• Create unit test
• Check against duplicated signs in the GameModule