Snake Game Server

This is a Snake Game Server implemented in Java using Maven. The server handles multiple clients and manages the game state for each connected player.

Features

• Multiplayer support
• Real-time game state updates
• Simple and intuitive game mechanics

Requirements

• Java 22 or higher
• Maven 3.6.0 or higher

Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/thativam/online-snake.git
   cd online-snake

2. Build the project using Maven:

   mvn clean install

Optional: use jib to build a image locally for each module(cd module and then run the mvn command)

   mvn jib:dockerBuild

Configuration

You can configure the server settings in the application.properties file located in the src/main/resources directory for each module.

Overview

Positive Points:

1. Scalability

2. RTS Performance

3. Centralized

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Negative Points:

1. Fault tolerance
2. Complexity

Repository

Each module will have its pom, for commom dependencys and global build.

• master-server/
  • pom.xml
• server/
  • pom.xml
• client/
  • pom.xml
• pom.xml

Contributing

TODOS

• Master-Server:
  • Server must listen to client request and then initialize a server for it
  • Control server lifecycle
  • Differ between client and server requests
  • For now, logs stats into a in memory db
  • Use some log library
• Server:
  • Initialize the module with a pom.xml (use master server as a model) ✅
  • Must be only initialize/exclude by the master server
  • For now, logs stats into a in memory db
  • Use some log library
  • Just send/receive client menssages
• Client
  • Initialize the module with a pom.xml(use master server as a model) ✅
  • Must send a request to master server to initialize a server
  • Must connect to the generate server and be able to communicate
  • For now, logs stats into a in memory db
  • Use some log library

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request. Please for each todo open a branch from Main and then open a PR when its done.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.