Avatar Card Game

Description

A simple game card based on the Avatar universe, using javafx for the interface, and wrapped by gradle.

Code structure

root
└── src/main
    └── java/com/avatarduel
        ├── card
        │   ├── Aura.java
        │   ├── Card.java
        │   ├── CardLoader.java
        │   ├── Character.java
        │   ├── Destroy.java
        │   ├── Element.java
        │   ├── HasCost.java
        │   ├── Land.java
        │   ├── PowerUp.java
        │   └── Skill.java
        ├── controller
        │   ├── FieldController.java
        │   └── HandController.java
        ├── deck
        │   └── Deck.java
        ├── gui
        │   ├── Buttons.java
        │   ├── CardView.java
        │   ├── FieldSide.java
        │   ├── FieldView.java
        │   ├── HandView.java
        │   ├── HealthView.java
        │   ├── MainView.java
        │   └── RegView.java
        ├── player
        │   └── Player.jav
        ├── state
        │   ├── State.java
        │   └── Phase.java
        ├── util
        │   └── CSVReader.java
        └── AvatarDuel.java

Screenshots

How to build the game

To build the game, simply type this in the terminal (for Linux users) or command prompt (for Windows users)

For Linux users

./gradlew build

For Windows users

gradlew build

How to run the game

To run the game, simply type this in the terminal (for Linux users) or command prompt (for Windows users)

For Linux users

./gradlew run

For Windows users

gradlew run

How to get the documentation for the source code

Simply type this in the terminal (for Linux users) or command prompt (for Windows users)

For Linux users

./gradlew avatarDocs

For Windows users

gradlew avatarDocs

After that, you can find the documentation in build/docs/javadoc/index.html. After you open it in your browser, you can go to the documentation of any packages or classes which are listed there.