🐰 The Rabbits, Wolves, and Carrots' World 🐺

The world is inhabited by carrots, rabbits, and wolves! 🌎

World Problem

Rabbits would roam this world eating carrots that grew in random patches. When they had eaten enough carrots, the rabbits would get fat and split in two. Wolves ran around eating up the rabbits; if they managed to catch and eat enough rabbits, they would also get fat and split. Rabbits and wolves within a certain distance of each other would broadcast information on food and predators. If a rabbit found a carrot patch, other rabbits would quickly join him. If a wolf found a rabbit, the pack would start chasing it.

Specification / Requirement

• You will need to install NodeJS (v14 or newer) and npm on your machine for testing it (if it isn't the case).
  • If needed, download them both here: https://nodejs.org/en/download

How to run the project

• At the location to which the project has been unzipped,
  • Run npm install to install the dependencies.
  • Then, run node src/cli.js (or just npm start).
  • See the results shown in the command line.
  • See the results in results.txt

Running unit tests

npm run test

Or with npx

npx ava

Simulation Results

Available in both results.txt and world-simulation-results.png files.

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🎥 Prototype of the Rabbits and Wolves World Simulation

👉 Click here to watch on YouTube

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Happy Hunting! 🥕🐇🐺

Author

Pierre-Henry Soria. A passionate software AI engineer who loves automating content creation! 🚀 Enthusiast for traveling around the world, photography, AI, learning, and health! 😊 Find me at pH7.me 🚀

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License

Distributed under MIT license 🚀