settings.py

"""CSC148 Assignment 2

=== CSC148 Winter 2020 ===
Department of Computer Science,
University of Toronto

=== Module Description ===

This file contains the global settings for the blocky game.
"""
from typing import Tuple

# Colours that we could use in the game
WHITE = (255, 255, 255)
BLACK = (0, 0, 0)
PACIFIC_POINT = (1, 128, 181)
OLD_OLIVE = (138, 151, 71)
REAL_RED = (199, 44, 58)
MELON_MAMBO = (234, 62, 112)
DAFFODIL_DELIGHT = (255, 211, 92)
TEMPTING_TURQUOISE = (75, 196, 213)

# A pallette of the colours we use in the game
COLOUR_LIST = [PACIFIC_POINT, REAL_RED, OLD_OLIVE, DAFFODIL_DELIGHT]

# The game board will be a square with this size.
BOARD_SIZE = 750

# The background will be this colour.
BACKGROUND_COLOUR = BLACK
# Text will have this colour.
TEXT_COLOUR = WHITE
# Blocks will have this colour outline.
OUTLINE_COLOUR = BLACK
# Blocks will have this thick of an outline.
OUTLINE_THICKNESS = 3
# Blocks will be highlighted with this colour.
HIGHLIGHT_COLOUR = TEMPTING_TURQUOISE
# Highlighted blocks will have this thickness to the highlight.
HIGHLIGHT_THICKNESS = 5

# The number of seconds a move is animated for.
ANIMATION_DURATION = 1


def colour_name(colour: Tuple[int, int, int]) -> str:
    """Return the colour name associated with this colour value, or the empty
    string if this colour value isn't in our colour list.

    >>> colour_name((1, 128, 181))
    'Pacific Point'
    >>> colour_name(PACIFIC_POINT)
    'Pacific Point'
    """
    colour_names = {
        PACIFIC_POINT: 'Pacific Point',
        REAL_RED: 'Real Red',
        OLD_OLIVE: 'Old Olive',
        DAFFODIL_DELIGHT: 'Daffodil Delight'
    }

    if colour in colour_names:
        return colour_names[colour]
    else:
        return ''