2048 Game in OCaml

Introduction

This project is an implementation of the popular 2048 game, written in OCaml and utilizing the Cornell CS 3110 class OPAM libraries. The game features a graphical user interface powered by Raylib and is built using the Dune project manager.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Ensure you have OPAM installed on your system.
• Dune is used for building and managing the project.

Installing Dependencies

1. Install the base libraries required for the project:

opam install -y utop odoc ounit2 qcheck bisect_ppx menhir ocaml-lsp-server ocamlformat ocamlformat-rpc

2. Install the Raylib library for the graphical user interface:

opam depext raylib

opam install raylib 3

Building and Running

Building the Game

Run the following command to build the game:

make build

Running the Game

To start the game, use:

make game

Other Commands

• Running Tests: To run tests, execute make test.
• Interactive Console: For an interactive console, use make utop.
• Cleaning Build Files: To clean up build files, run make clean.
• Documentation: Generate documentation using make doc and open it with make opendoc.
• Zipping Project: To zip the project, use make zip.
• Code Count: To count the lines of code, execute make count.

Acknowledgments

• Contributors: Dora Weng (cw749), Vicky Wang (vw92), Linda Sun (lhs86), Sean Zhang (swz9)
• Special thanks to the Cornell CS 3110 course team.