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What is this?

This is a "quick" terminal game where you get to run a store. Nothing too crazy, just a codecademy end of course project. I do like the concept (even though I haven't reinvented the wheel) and I do have some ideas that I would love to implement into the current design, however I can not stand my games living in the terminal. So the "better" version would likely end up being made in Godot or just with a package such as PyQt.

This project is of course up for contribution so if you just so happen to come across this and now how to make some quick changes or have some suggestions on making the docs more readable, then by all means do what you can and send in a pull request.

Features:

  • Save/Load system
  • Turn system
  • Customers with random names
  • Terminal game using curses to display menus

Installation

  • Linux/MacOS

    1. Clone the repository as you would normally.
    2. Run "main.py" as you normally would from your terminal.
  • Windows

    1. Clone the repository as you would normally.
    2. Install requirements using pip.
      python3 -m pip install requirements.txt
      
    3. Run "main.py" as you normally would from your terminal.
      NOTE: Windows isn't the recommended OS due to how windows-curses works. However it should still be usable.

License

As seen in LICENSE, anyone who stumbles upon this is free to modify or copy this project. Just please make sure you follow the guidelines and keep anything derived from this free.

I would also like to request that anyone who want's to make any changes collaborate here on github. This is solely due to my own desire to experience more collaboration on github.

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