I have implemented the classic game of tetris. The player is able to use keys to move shapes around (as well as rotate them) and then drop them onto the grid. Whenever a row is completely filled with blocks, it will be removed and the game score will be updated. The game ends when a shape hits the top of the game grid. When this happens, the game will close and the player will be able to see their final score in the console. There will also be a prompt to run scores.py so that the player can see their top scores.
The game can be played by going into the directory with the play.py and tetris.py files, and then running either of the following commands in the terminal: $ python3 play.py or $ python3 play.py w h, where w and h are the player specified width and height of the grid. Then to see the top scores, the player can run $ python3 scores.py and then go to their browser and open localhost:5000/.
For this project, I used PyGame to render the game for the player to play. Additionally, I have used the Argparse module to allow the player to enter their own dimensions for the grid if they wish to do so. Finally, I have used Flask to create a simple server that the player can run to see their top scores.
I have used two classes to create the game, as in the tetris.py file. One of the classes is specific to the current shape in play, and the other class corresponds to the game itself. This keeps track of the game state as well as the different methods required to run the game. The game itself runs in play.py, where the Pygame module has been used to render the game on a screen for the player to interact with. Everything related to rendering the top scores on the server is in the scores.py file.