Added main menu + join feature.

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Derek Jamison 2023-03-05 23:18:32 -05:00
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## Status ## Status
This is currently a work in progress... This is currently a work in progress!
Completed work:
- Most of the game logic is complete (two flippers should be able to play against each other.) - Most of the game logic is complete (two flippers should be able to play against each other.)
- UI to show Flipper images instead of just debug text. - UI to show Flipper images instead of just debug text.
- Vibro on button press (valid move). - Vibro on button press (valid move).
- "Song" when win/loss/draw. - "Song" when win/loss/draw.
- Show games found & let user pick the game to join.
- Config - Allow changing game number.
- Config - Allow changing frequency.
Remaining work (for subghz version): Remaining work (for subghz version):
- Show games found & let user pick the game to join. - Receiving a Join game should do an ACK (to cause game on joiner to start).
- Log joined game into SD card. - Log joined game into SD card.
- Log game results into SD card. - Log game results into SD card.
- Allow viewing past games/scores. - Allow viewing past games/scores.
- Config - Allow changing game number.
- Config - Allow changing frequency.
- Config - Allow changing message on join. - Config - Allow changing message on join.
- Refactor the code, so it has less duplication. - Refactor the code, so it has less duplication.
- Write tutorial. - Write tutorial.
@ -55,7 +58,15 @@ These directions assume you are starting at the flipper desktop. If not, please
- Do the same steps on your second Flipper. - Do the same steps on your second Flipper.
- On one of the flippers press Left arrow to join the game. - On Flipper 1, choose "Host game".
- select a valid frequency. (like "433.92" in US region)
- choose a game number.
- click OK button to start game.
- On Flipper 2, choose "Join game".
- select the same valid frequency as Flipper 1.
- "game none" should change to show the game number from Flipper 1 & its name.
-click OK button to join game.
- Once two players are joined: - Once two players are joined:
@ -68,7 +79,9 @@ These directions assume you are starting at the flipper desktop. If not, please
- Scissors beat Paper. - Scissors beat Paper.
- Two identical items tie. - Two identical items tie.
- Press the BACK button to exit. - Short press the BACK button for the main menu.
- Long press the BACK button to exit.
## HackRF One ## HackRF One
@ -98,11 +111,11 @@ sudo hackrf_transfer -r flipper-chat.rf -f 433920000 -s 8000000 -x 47
- specifies the entry point for our application. - specifies the entry point for our application.
- specifies we use the GUI. - specifies we use the GUI.
- specifies our icon is the rock_paper_scissors.png file. - specifies our icon is the rock_paper_scissors.png file.
- specifies our application can be found in the "Misc" category. - specifies our application can be found in the "Game" category.
- rock_paper_scissors.png - rock_paper_scissors.png
- The icon for our application that shows up in the "Misc" folder. - The icon for our application.
- rock_paper_scissors.c - rock_paper_scissors.c
- This is the game applcation. - This is the game applcation.

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#pragma once
#include "rock_paper_scissors_icons.h"
#include <furi.h>
#include <furi_hal.h>
#include <furi_hal_resources.h>
#include <gui/gui.h>
#include <gui/icon.h>
#include <locale/locale.h>
#include <notification/notification.h>
#include <notification/notification_messages.h>
#include <lib/subghz/subghz_tx_rx_worker.h>
// This is sent at the beginning of all RF messages. NOTE: It must end with the ':' character.
#define RPS_GAME_NAME "RPS:"
#define TAG "rock_paper_scissors_app"
// Name for "N", followed by your name without any spaces.
#define CONTACT_INFO "NYourNameHere"
// The message max length should be no larger than a value around 60 to 64.
#define MESSAGE_MAX_LEN 60
// How often to send a beacon.
#define BEACON_DURATION 3
// The major version must be a single character (it can be anything - like '1' or 'A' or 'a').
#define MAJOR_VERSION 'A'
// Temporary timings, since I don't have second Flipper & send commands via laptop.
#define DURATION_NO_MOVE_DETECTED_ERROR 60000
#define DURATION_SHOW_ERROR 3000
#define DURATION_SHOW_MOVES 500
#define DURATION_WIN_LOSS_TIE 10000
typedef enum {
DolphinLocalLooking = 0,
DolphinLocalReady,
DolphinLocalCount,
DolphinLocalRock,
DolphinLocalPaper,
DolphinLocalScissors,
DolphinRemoteReady,
DolphinRemoteCount,
DolphinRemoteRock,
DolphinRemotePaper,
DolphinRemoteScissors,
} DolphinImageIndex;
static const uint32_t frequency_list[] = {
/* 300 - 348 */
300000000,
303875000,
304250000,
310000000,
315000000,
318000000,
/* 387 - 464 */
390000000,
418000000,
433075000,
433420000,
433920000,
434420000,
434775000,
438900000,
/* 779 - 928 */
868350000,
915000000,
925000000,
};
const Icon* images[] = {
&I_Local_Looking,
&I_Local_Ready,
&I_Local_Count,
&I_Local_Rock,
&I_Local_Paper,
&I_Local_Scissors,
&I_Remote_Ready,
&I_Remote_Count,
&I_Remote_Rock,
&I_Remote_Paper,
&I_Remote_Scissors};
// The various moves a player can make.
// Some moves may be invalid depending on the current game state.
typedef enum {
MoveUnknown = '-',
MoveCount = 'C',
MoveCount1 = '1',
MoveCount2 = '2',
MoveRock = 'R',
MovePaper = 'P',
MoveScissors = 'S',
} Move;
// The various states a player in the game can be in.
typedef enum {
// ScreenHostGame states:
StateHostingSetGameNumber,
StateHostingSetFrequency,
StateHostingBadFrequency,
StateHostingLookingForPlayer = '*',
// ScreenJoinGame states:
StateJoiningSetGameNumber,
StateJoiningSetFrequency,
StateJoiningBadFrequency,
// ScreenPlayingGame states:
StateReady = 'G',
StateCount1 = MoveCount1, // 1
StateCount2 = MoveCount2, // 2
StatePaper = MovePaper, // P
StateRock = MoveRock, // R
StateScissors = MoveScissors, // S
StateLostRock = 'L',
StateLostPaper = 'l',
StateLostScissors = '-',
StateTieRock = 'T',
StateTiePaper = 't',
StateTieScissors = 'x',
StateWonRock = 'W',
StateWonPaper = 'w',
StateWonScissors = '+',
// ScreenError states:
StateError = 'E',
StateErrorRemoteTimeout = '7', // Joined but didn't make any moves.
StateErrorRemoteFast = '8', // Remote user sent moves after than local user.
StateErrorLocalFast = '9', // Local user sent moves after than remote user.
// ScrenMainMenu states:
StateUnknown = '?',
StateMainMenuHost,
StateMainMenuJoin,
StateMainMenuPastGames,
StateMainMenuMessage,
} GameState;
typedef enum {
ScreenMainMenu,
ScreenHostGame,
ScreenPlayingGame,
ScreenError,
ScreenJoinGame,
ScreenEditMessage,
ScreenPastGames,
} ScreenState;
// When an RF message is sent, it includes a purpose so the receiving application
// can decide if it should process the message.
typedef enum {
GameRfPurposeBeacon = 'B', // Beacon.
GameRfPurposeJoin = 'J', // Join a game.
GameRfPurposeMove = 'M', // Player move.
} GameRfPurpose;
// Messages in our event queue are one of the following types.
typedef enum {
GameEventTypeTimer,
GameEventTypeKey,
GameEventDataDetected,
GameEventRemoteBeacon,
GameEventRemoteJoined,
GameEventLocalMove,
GameEventRemoteMove,
GameEventSendMove,
GameEventPlaySong,
} GameEventType;
// An item in the event queue has both the type and its associated data.
// Some fields may be null, they are only set for particular events.
typedef struct {
GameEventType type; // The reason for this event.
InputEvent input; // Key-press input events.
Move move; // The move associated with the event.
uint32_t tick; // The time the event originated (furi_get_tick()).
uint16_t game_number; // The game number for the message.
FuriString* sender_name; // If not null, be sure to release this string.
} GameEvent;
typedef struct GameInfo {
uint16_t game_number;
FuriString* sender_name;
struct GameInfo* next_game;
} GameInfo;
// This is the data for our application.
typedef struct {
FuriString* buffer;
ScreenState screen_state;
uint16_t game_number;
uint8_t frequency_index;
GameState local_player;
GameState remote_player;
uint32_t local_move_tick; // local & remote need to press buttons near the same time.
uint32_t remote_move_tick;
struct GameInfo* remote_games;
struct GameInfo* remote_selected_game;
} GameData;
// This is our application context.
typedef struct {
FuriMessageQueue* queue; // Message queue (GameEvent items to process).
FuriMutex* mutex; // Used to provide thread safe access to data.
GameData* data; // Data accessed by multiple threads (acquire the mutex before accessing!)
SubGhzTxRxWorker* subghz_txrx;
} GameContext;
// Checks if game state is winner.
// @param state GameState to check.
// @returns true if game state is a winner.
static bool isWin(GameState state);
// Checks if game state is lost.
// @param state GameState to check.
// @returns true if game state is a loss.
static bool isLoss(GameState state);
// Checks if game state is tie.
// @param state GameState to check.
// @returns true if game state is a tie.
static bool isTie(GameState state);
// Checks if game state is result (win/loss/tie).
// @param state GameState to check.
// @returns true if game state is a win, loss or tie.
static bool isResult(GameState state);
// Checks if game state is final move (rock/paper/scissors).
// @param state GameState to check.
// @returns true if game state is a rock, paper, scissors.
static bool isFinalMove(GameState state);
static bool isError(GameState state);
// When user makes a move, we briefly pulse the vibro motor.
static void single_vibro();
// Plays a note. You must acquire the speaker before invoking.
// @frequency the frequency of the note in Hz.
// @volume the volume of the note from 0.0 to 1.0
// @durationPlay the duration of the note in ms.
// @durationPause the duration after the note to be silent.
static void
play_note(float frequency, float volume, uint32_t durationPlay, uint32_t durationPause);
// Play a song
static void play_song(GameState state);
// We register this callback to get invoked whenever new subghz data is received.
// Queue a GameEventDataDetected message.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext
static void rps_worker_update_rx_event_callback(void* ctx);
// We register this callback to get invoked whenever the timer triggers.
// Queue a GameEventTypeTimer message.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext
static void rps_timer_callback(void* ctx);
// This gets invoked when we process a GameEventDataDetected event.
// Read the message using subghz_tx_rx_worker_read & determine if valid format.
// If valid, we queue a message for further processing.
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext
// @param time (furi_get_tick) when event was initially made
static void rps_receive_data(GameContext* game_context, uint32_t tick);
// This gets invoked when input (button press) is detected.
// We queue a GameEventTypeKey message with the input event data.
// @param input_event event information, such as key that was pressed.
// @param ctx_q message queue.
static void rps_input_callback(InputEvent* input_event, void* ctx_q);
// Render UI when we are hosting the game.
// @param canvas rendering surface of the Flipper Zero.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_render_host_game(Canvas* canvas, void* ctx);
// Render UI when we are joining a game.
// @param canvas rendering surface of the Flipper Zero.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_render_join_game(Canvas* canvas, void* ctx);
// Render UI when we are playing the game.
// @param canvas rendering surface of the Flipper Zero.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_render_playing_game(Canvas* canvas, void* ctx);
// Render UI when we encounter an error in the game.
// @param canvas rendering surface of the Flipper Zero.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_render_error(Canvas* canvas, void* ctx);
// Render UI when we are hosting the game.
// @param canvas rendering surface of the Flipper Zero.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_render_main_menu(Canvas* canvas, void* ctx);
// We register this callback to get invoked whenever we need to render the screen.
// We render the UI on this callback thread.
// @param canvas rendering surface of the Flipper Zero.
// @param ctx pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_render_callback(Canvas* canvas, void* ctx);
// This is a helper method that broadcasts a buffer.
// If the message is too large, the message will get truncated.
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
// @param buffer string to broadcast.
static void rps_broadcast(GameContext* game_context, FuriString* buffer);
// Our GameEventSendCounter handler invokes this method.
// We broadcast - "RPS:" + move"M" + version"A" + game"###" + move"R" + ":" + "YourFlip" + "\r\n"
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
// @param moveToSend the move to send to the remote player.
static void rps_broadcast_move(GameContext* game_context, Move moveToSend);
// Our GameEventTypeTimer handler invokes this method.
// We broadcast - "RPS:" + beacon"B" + version"A" + game"###" + ":" + "YourFlip" + "\r\n"
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_broadcast_beacon(GameContext* game_context);
// Temporary - the KeyLeft button handler invokes this method.
// We broadcast - "RPS:" + join"J" + version"A" + game"###" + "NYourNameHere" + " :" + "YourFlip" + "\r\n"
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
// @param gameNumber the game to join (from previous beacon).
static void rps_broadcast_join(GameContext* game_context, unsigned int gameNumber);
// Calculates the elapsed duration (in ticks) since a previous tick.
// @param tick previous tick obtained from furi_get_tick().
static uint32_t duration(uint32_t tick);
// Updates the state machine, if needed.
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_state_machine_update(GameContext* game_context);
// Update the state machine to reflect that a remote user joined the game.
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
static void rps_state_machine_remote_joined(GameContext* game_context);
// Update the state machine to reflect the local user's move.
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
// @param move local user move.
static bool rps_state_machine_local_moved(GameContext* game_context, Move move);
// Update the state machine to reflect the remote user's move.
// @param game_context pointer to a GameContext.
// @param move remote user move.
static bool rps_state_machine_remote_moved(GameContext* game_context, Move move);
static bool update_frequency(GameContext* game_context);
static void remote_games_clear(GameContext* game_context);
static GameInfo* remote_games_current(GameContext* game_context);
static GameInfo* remote_games_find(GameContext* game_context, uint16_t game_number);
static bool remote_games_has_next(GameContext* game_context);
static bool remote_games_has_previous(GameContext* game_context);
static void remote_games_next(GameContext* game_context);
static void remote_games_previous(GameContext* game_context);
static void remote_games_add(GameContext* game_context, GameEvent* game_event);
// This is the entry point for our application, which should match the application.fam file.
int32_t rock_paper_scissors_app(void* p);