# Generation of data for a campaign of Ticket to Ride Legacy Legends of the West

# Imports
import os
import random
import jsonpickle

# Class for Circus: list of <number> wagons, of the 5 colors
class Circus:
  # There are:
  # 4 wagons of each colors (until 2 players' stop)
  # 2 wagons of each colors (until 3 players' stop)
  # 2 wagons of each colors (until 4 players' stop)
  # 2 wagons of each colors (until 5 players' stop)
  # NOTE: In the original distribution, the same color never appears twice in a row
  #   We chose to remove this constraint, for the sake of simplicity

  def __init__(self, playersNb):
    wagonsPerColors = 2 * playersNb
    colors = "blue", "green", "black", "red", "yellow"
    remaining = {"blue": wagonsPerColors, "green": wagonsPerColors, "black": wagonsPerColors, "red": wagonsPerColors, "yellow": wagonsPerColors}
    self.wagons = []
    for n in range(0, 5 * wagonsPerColors):
      color = colors[random.randint(0, 4)]
      while remaining[color] == 0:
        color = colors[random.randint(0, 4)]
      self.wagons.append(color)
      remaining[color] = remaining[color] - 1

class Game:

  # initGame() is used to generate all data for a campaign and initialize status variables
  def initGame(self, playersNb):
    self.circusList = Circus(playersNb)
    # Mama O'Connell
    # Treasures
    # Concessions
    self.circusState = 0 # 0 means Circus is not used in game yet, 1 means next wagon in list is #1, and so on
    self.year = 1858

  def saveData(self):
    savefile = open('./savefile.json', 'w+')
    savefile.write(jsonpickle.encode(self))
    savefile.close()

def loadData():
  with open('./savefile.json', 'r') as savefile:
    content = savefile.read()
  data = jsonpickle.decode(content)
  return data

# Test of data generation
playersNb = 3
# myGame = Game()
# myGame.initGame(playersNb)
# myGame.saveData()
myGame = loadData()
print(myGame.year)
print(myGame.circusList.wagons)