Triv-IA

Triv-IA is a command-line trivia game inspired by Trivial Pursuit, designed for multiple players. The game tests your knowledge in various categories related to IT, AI, and more, with a fun board and emoji avatars.

Features

• Play with 1 to 6 players, each assigned a random emoji avatar.
• Move around a board with different categories and special "Camembert" (wedge) spaces.
• Answer multiple-choice questions from a JSON file, organized by category.
• Collect colored camemberts by answering correctly on special spaces.
• The first player to collect all camemberts wins!

Game Categories

• Bases de données (Databases)
• Python
• Actualités IA (AI News)
• Lignes de commandes: Unix (Unix Commands)
• Personnalités de l'IA (AI Personalities)
• DevOps

How to Play

1. Start the Game
   Run the main script:

   python main.py

2. Player Setup

   • Enter the number of players (1-6).
   • Each player enters their name and age.
   • Each player is assigned a random emoji avatar.

3. Gameplay Loop

   • Players take turns rolling a die and moving around the board.
   • On each turn, the player lands on a category space and is asked a question.
   • If the space is a Camembert, a correct answer earns a camembert of that color.
   • The player who collects all 6 camemberts first wins.

Project Structure

• test.py / main.py: Main entry point, runs the game loop.
• jeu.py: Contains the main game logic, player setup, turn management, and question handling.
• plateau.py: Manages the board, spaces, and their categories/types.
• case.py: Defines individual board spaces (category, position, type).
• joueur.py: Player class, tracks name, position, camemberts, and avatar.
• question.py: Question class, stores question text, choices, correct answer, and category.
• utils.py: Utility functions for console display, dice ASCII art, and color codes.
• questions_trivial_pursuit.json: JSON file with all questions, organized by category.

Example Board

The board is visualized in the console with colored emojis representing categories and camemberts. Players' avatars are shown on their current position.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• No external dependencies (standard library only)

How to Add Questions

Edit questions_trivial_pursuit.json to add or modify questions. Each category contains a list of questions, each with:

• question: The question text
• reponses: List of possible answers
• bonne_reponse_index: Index of the correct answer (starting from 0)
• categorie: (optional) The category name

Example:

{
  "Python": [
    {
      "question": "Quel mot-clé permet de définir une fonction en Python ?",
      "reponses": ["def", "function", "lambda", "fun"],
      "bonne_reponse_index": 0
    }
  ]
}

Customization

• You can change the categories, emojis, and board size in plateau.py.
• Modify the player setup or add more features in jeu.py.

Authors

• Michael Adebayo (@MichAdebayo)
• Hacene Zerrouk (@haceneZERROUK)
• Dorothée Catry (@DorotheeCatry)