feat-documentation

[KevinMB0220]

Pull Request Overview

📝 Summary

• Closes Implement PoC for Documentation Standards of Models, Systems, and Tests as comments in the Cairo Files #75
• Completes all documentation for the Battle feature.

🔄 Changes Made

• Updated documentation in battle.cairo under systems, modules, and test directories.
• Added comprehensive comments to methods and classes within each file.
• Included necessary explanations to improve code readability.

🔧 Tests Results

• All unit tests passed successfully, covering the documented Battle functionality.

🔜 Next Steps

• Review if any additional documentation adjustments are needed.
• Confirm no further validation tests are required.

PoC inicial

Summary by CodeRabbit

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new Battle model to manage battle states between players.
  • Added an interface for battle actions, enhancing functionality for initializing battles and handling player interactions.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved test coverage for battle interactions and initialization.

• Documentation

  • Added extensive comments throughout the codebase to clarify functionality and improve readability.

• Chores

  • Reformatted various configuration files for consistency.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request encompass the addition of a new Battle model, enhancements to the battle system interface, and updates to the test suite for the battle functionality. In the src/models/battle.cairo file, a Battle struct is defined with fields such as battle_id, player_id, opponent_id, active_beast_player, active_beast_opponent, battle_active, and turn, all of type u32. This struct is designed to track the state of a battle between two players.

In the src/systems/battle.cairo file, a new interface IBattleActions is introduced, which outlines methods for various battle operations, such as initializing battles and calculating damage. A contract named battle_system is implemented, and new structs StatusBattle and Status are defined to handle battle and player status updates. The implementation of various methods has been enhanced with comments for clarity.

Finally, the test suite in src/tests/test_battle.cairo has been updated with improved comments to enhance readability, providing clear explanations of the testing process and the initialization of the battle environment. Overall, these changes aim to improve the structure and maintainability of the battle system and its associated tests.

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