#The game of Set, as a multiplayer webapp, written in Haskell. Built with Yesod, an excellent web framework for haskell.
For ECE361 - Software Engineering and Large System Design, Spring 2015
##Example Game
##Running This Code See INSTALLING.txt for instructions on building and running.
Most of the code for the server related functions is in Setserve.hs. It contains the http request handler functions, the database related code, and the websockets handler that does most of the core gameplay stuff.
SetAssets.hs exports the functions and datatypes that implement the core game logic of set. It should be fairly readable even if you know no Haskell at all.
The hamlet, julius, and lucius files are html, javascript, and css template files resepctively. See play_page.html for an example gameplay page.
The game uses websockets for realtime, low-latency communication, together with Software Transactional Memory (STM) and Channels to handle multiple players.
Helpful link: https://github.com/nbartlomiej/tfoo
An implementation of Five in a Row online with Haskell and Server-sent Events (instead of websockets.) A lot of the code for managing global, shared state with Yesod was repurposed from here.
Note: This code is released with a BSD license, but the game of Set is copyright someone else, so beware.