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IVT Spaceship

This is a sample application for the Integration and Verification Techniques course at BME MIT. The application is simplified and deliberately contains bugs.

Getting started

  • The project is implemented in Java 8.
  • The project can be built using Maven.
  • JUnit is used for tests, and Mockito for isolating dependencies.

Clone the repository and execute Maven to build the application:

mvn compile

To compile and run tests also execute:

mvn test

(That will be enough to know for the current exercises. If you are more interested, see this short guide about Maven.)

As this is a really simple project, you can use the command-line build tool and a light-weight IDE like the Atom editor. Just be sure to enable collapsing directories (File / Settings / Packages / tree-view / Collapse directories).

Overview

The project represents an alpha version of a spaceship.

  • The ship (SpaceShip interface) can fire one or more lasers or torpedos.
  • We have only one spaceship as of now (GT4500).
  • Currently two firing modes (FiringMode) are supported: firing only one or all instances of a given weapon type.
  • Lasers are not yet implemented, but the code for torpedo stores are ready (TorpedoStore).
  • For the GT4500 ship the rules for firing torpedoes can be found in the Javadoc comment of method fireTorpedos. They are already partially implemented.
  • There are currently two tests (GT4500Test), but be aware that they are not proper unit tests, as they do not isolate the dependencies of the tested class.

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