Features:

1. Dynamic resize of cards, spacing, and offset (works for any size screen!)
2. All cards loaded from a sprite sheet for increased speed (generated using spright)
3. Option for custom number of cards to draw (the default is 3 but you can change it to whatever you want)
4. Optional debug output
5. Web support using pygbag

About:

I started this project as soon as I learned about what a python class was. Also, I don't remember how I got the card assets. some I made myself (by coloring over others)
Also also (last one), This was originally a school project :p

TL;DR

Get the executable from the release page to run it!

Dependencies:

python
pygame
pygbag (optional for building web version)
docker (optional for building web version)

Setup:

1. Clone the repo and make a virtual environment:

git clone https://github.com/DeadFoxx1/python_solitaire
cd python_solitaire
python -m venv .venv

2. Activate the venv:

macOS/Linux:

source .venv/bin/activate

Windows:

.\.venv\Scripts\activate

3. Install dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Run it :3

Normal (no debug and draw 3):

python main.py

Extra options:

#see -h for help
python main.py -h

usage: main.py [-h] [-d DEBUG] [-c CARDSTODRAW]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d, --debug DEBUG     enables debug output
  -c, --cardstodraw CARDSTODRAW
                        number of cards to draw at a time (must be less then 24)

#easy mode
python  main.py -c=1

#debug mode
python main.py -d=True

#you can use both args at the same time
python main.py -d=True -c=1

DEBUG:

Run for debug output:

python main.py -d=True

Each card object _str_() is shown like this:

#5 of clubs that is face down:
5CFalse

Face cards are still their number value:

#king of clubs facing up:
13CTrue

Foundations and the very top of the columns are also card objects:

#all tops of the top columns are:
140True

#the foundations (specific to their suit):
0HTrue 

Other moves:

#valid move:
move 1STrue to 0STrue

#invalid move:
invalid move (3CTrue to 13HTrue)

#a card drawing:
draw

Build webapp using pygbag:

(Currently dosen't support the use of the extra options)

1. Get pygbag

pip install pygbag

2. build the webapp

There's a weird awaiting input screen so use --umn-block 0 to remove it

pygbag --ume_block 0 main.py

Find built files in /build
Test server runs on localhost:8000

3. build the docker image

In the root of the project directory

docker build -t solitaire .

uses port 80 by default

docker run -p 80:80 solitaire

License:

This game is released under the GNU GPLv3. It comes with absolutely no warranty. Please see LICENSE for license details.