by Thomas Preymesser
http://dragongoserver.rubyforge.org/
== DESCRIPTION:
The dragongoserver gem allows you to use the Go Server (http://www.dragongoserver.net) from ruby programs.
== FEATURES/PROBLEMS:
You can access various features of Dragongoserver either within your own
Ruby programs or via a command line tool (dgs).
* get your user info
* get user infos of other users
* list waiting games
* add a game to the waiting room
* ...
== SYNOPSIS:
First you have to set the following environment variables:
DGS_USERNAME="myname"
DGS_PASSWORD="mypassword"
This can be done by inserting the following two line into your .bashrc file (or a similar startup file for your preferred shell).
export DGS_USERNAME="myname"
export DGS_PASSWORD="mypassword"
Alternatively you can pass the username and password to every call of the
Dgs.new method:
mydgs = Dgs.new("myname","mypassword")
=== Within your ruby code:
# some example how you can use this gem within your programs
require 'rubygems'
require 'dragongoserver'
require 'gorank'
dgs = Dgs.new
# get own user id at DGS
id = dgs.userid
puts "your user-id: #id"
# your rank
rank = dgs.get_rank
puts "your rank:"
p rank.to_s
# your user infos
infos = dgs.userinfo(id)
puts "your attributes at DGS:"
p infos
# waiting games
wg = dgs.waiting_games
puts 'waiting games:'
p wg
# you can get info for every other user
# user with user id 8000
user_8000 = dgs.userinfo(8000)
puts "user 8000:"
p user_8000
# see also the homepage of this gem for examples to use the
# command line script 'dgs'
require 'rubygems'
require 'dragongoserver'
dgs = Dgs.new
dgs.username # prints your username at DGS
dgs.waiting_games # prints your waiting games:
# => [369607, 369303, 369412]
dgs.get_rank # your rank as a GoRank object
# => #<GoRank:0xb7a66514 @kd=:kyu, @num="26">
dgs.get_rank.to_s # your rank as a string
# => "26 kyu"
dgs.add_game # adds one or more game in the waiting room
# take the values from the file
# ~/.dgs_default_add_game.yml if it exists
=== The 'dgs' command line tool:
$ dgs -v
dgs 0.0.3
outputs the version of the installed dragongoserver gem
$ dgs --help
outputs a help of the dgs-script with all current implemented options
dgs --waiting
prints a list of games where you have to make your next move
You can open a shell, type in the following commands and watch when you have to move in a waiting game.
Of course you can also write a shellscript with these commands.
while true
do
dgs --waiting
date
sleep 300
done
Instead of the script above you can use the '--waiting-loop' feature of this gem:
$ dgs --waiting-loop
in an endless loop prints a list of games where you have to make your next move.
The duration until the next request is made at DGS will be dynamically adjusted. It starts with every 60 seconds and will be increased if there are no new moves in this period.
If you want the messages display in big red letters as an On-Screen-Display:
$ dgs --waiting-loop --osd
To add a new game to the waiting room use
xxx.add_game
in your Ruby code or
$ dgs --add-game
at the command line.
The add_game method looks up for a file ~/.dgs_default_add_game.yml where the game parameters will be taken from. If this file does not exists dragongoserver will just submit the new game form at dragongoserver.net without any changes (i.e. 1 game, main time 90 days, ... etc.).
==== Example of this config file
---
:number_of_games: 3
:size: 19
:main_time:
- 15
- :days
:japanese_byoyomi:
- 1
- :hours
- 24
- :extra_periods
:rated_game: true
:clock_runs_on_weekend: false
:require_rated_opponent: true
:relative_range: 9
:comment: added by dragongoserver ruby gem
It should be relatively clear what every parameter is meant for.
If you omit some of these values the corresponding part in the DGS
form will not be changed.
Currently there is only the japanese byoyomi implemented.
Please don't change the indentation in this file, it is important
in the YAML format.
There is a sample file .dgs_default_add_game.yml delivered with this gem, which you can copy to your home directory and modify it to your own needs.
$ cp /your/gem/installation/path/.dgs_default_add_game.yml ~
== REQUIREMENTS:
None. All dependent gems are installed automatically. If you want to use the --osd flag you have to install the osd package for your system.
== INSTALL:
sudo gem install dragongoserver
== LICENSE:
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2007-2009
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS', WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
http://dragongoserver.rubyforge.org/
== DESCRIPTION:
The dragongoserver gem allows you to use the Go Server (http://www.dragongoserver.net) from ruby programs.
== FEATURES/PROBLEMS:
You can access various features of Dragongoserver either within your own
Ruby programs or via a command line tool (dgs).
* get your user info
* get user infos of other users
* list waiting games
* add a game to the waiting room
* ...
== SYNOPSIS:
First you have to set the following environment variables:
DGS_USERNAME="myname"
DGS_PASSWORD="mypassword"
This can be done by inserting the following two line into your .bashrc file (or a similar startup file for your preferred shell).
export DGS_USERNAME="myname"
export DGS_PASSWORD="mypassword"
Alternatively you can pass the username and password to every call of the
Dgs.new method:
mydgs = Dgs.new("myname","mypassword")
=== Within your ruby code:
# some example how you can use this gem within your programs
require 'rubygems'
require 'dragongoserver'
require 'gorank'
dgs = Dgs.new
# get own user id at DGS
id = dgs.userid
puts "your user-id: #id"
# your rank
rank = dgs.get_rank
puts "your rank:"
p rank.to_s
# your user infos
infos = dgs.userinfo(id)
puts "your attributes at DGS:"
p infos
# waiting games
wg = dgs.waiting_games
puts 'waiting games:'
p wg
# you can get info for every other user
# user with user id 8000
user_8000 = dgs.userinfo(8000)
puts "user 8000:"
p user_8000
# see also the homepage of this gem for examples to use the
# command line script 'dgs'
require 'rubygems'
require 'dragongoserver'
dgs = Dgs.new
dgs.username # prints your username at DGS
dgs.waiting_games # prints your waiting games:
# => [369607, 369303, 369412]
dgs.get_rank # your rank as a GoRank object
# => #<GoRank:0xb7a66514 @kd=:kyu, @num="26">
dgs.get_rank.to_s # your rank as a string
# => "26 kyu"
dgs.add_game # adds one or more game in the waiting room
# take the values from the file
# ~/.dgs_default_add_game.yml if it exists
=== The 'dgs' command line tool:
$ dgs -v
dgs 0.0.3
outputs the version of the installed dragongoserver gem
$ dgs --help
outputs a help of the dgs-script with all current implemented options
dgs --waiting
prints a list of games where you have to make your next move
You can open a shell, type in the following commands and watch when you have to move in a waiting game.
Of course you can also write a shellscript with these commands.
while true
do
dgs --waiting
date
sleep 300
done
Instead of the script above you can use the '--waiting-loop' feature of this gem:
$ dgs --waiting-loop
in an endless loop prints a list of games where you have to make your next move.
The duration until the next request is made at DGS will be dynamically adjusted. It starts with every 60 seconds and will be increased if there are no new moves in this period.
If you want the messages display in big red letters as an On-Screen-Display:
$ dgs --waiting-loop --osd
To add a new game to the waiting room use
xxx.add_game
in your Ruby code or
$ dgs --add-game
at the command line.
The add_game method looks up for a file ~/.dgs_default_add_game.yml where the game parameters will be taken from. If this file does not exists dragongoserver will just submit the new game form at dragongoserver.net without any changes (i.e. 1 game, main time 90 days, ... etc.).
==== Example of this config file
---
:number_of_games: 3
:size: 19
:main_time:
- 15
- :days
:japanese_byoyomi:
- 1
- :hours
- 24
- :extra_periods
:rated_game: true
:clock_runs_on_weekend: false
:require_rated_opponent: true
:relative_range: 9
:comment: added by dragongoserver ruby gem
It should be relatively clear what every parameter is meant for.
If you omit some of these values the corresponding part in the DGS
form will not be changed.
Currently there is only the japanese byoyomi implemented.
Please don't change the indentation in this file, it is important
in the YAML format.
There is a sample file .dgs_default_add_game.yml delivered with this gem, which you can copy to your home directory and modify it to your own needs.
$ cp /your/gem/installation/path/.dgs_default_add_game.yml ~
== REQUIREMENTS:
None. All dependent gems are installed automatically. If you want to use the --osd flag you have to install the osd package for your system.
== INSTALL:
sudo gem install dragongoserver
== LICENSE:
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2007-2009
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS', WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.
IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY
CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT,
TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE
SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.