Adding MoonMiner

[cogliano]

I just released my Moon Miner game and added it here.

I'm not sure if I did this correctly, let me know if there are any problems. I was not able to do the "Update the database README" step on my system, not sure if it is required from reading the documentation.

Thanks.

[relic-se]

If you could update the database readme by following these steps (https://github.com/relic-se/Fruit_Jam_Library/blob/main/database/CONTRIBUTING.md#4-update-the-database-readme), I think we'll be good to go!

I don't yet have a way to test the install process on real hardware until after the update, but I'll make sure to do so once we've got this in. Thank you for the submission!!

[relic-se]

I manually installed v1.0.2 (downloaded from the github source code on the release) of the game in /sd/apps/MoonMiner/ and it's failing on load for me. Here's the REPL output:

/sd/apps/MoonMiner/code.py output:
Moon Miner Game for Fruit Jam...
By Dan Cogliano - https://DanTheGeek.com
Failed to initialize DVI display: [Errno 2] No such file/directory: missions/._001/data.json
Failed to initialize display

From what I can tell, there are no hidden directories there, but a simple check in def load_mission_list(self): should fix this.

Also, some of the missions have folders titled "Corel Auto-Preserve", which I assume is some for of automatic backup. The images in these folders are adding a couple of MBs to the install size. That's not a problem for installing on SD, but it'll take up precious room on flash. I recommend adding that folder to .gitignore and removing them from your source code.

[relic-se]

Here's what I'm getting when I do scan the directory via REPL:

>>> os.listdir("/sd/apps/MoonMiner/missions")
['012', '._012', '001', '._001', '011', '._011', '002', '._002']

I'm using MacOS to copy the files over. I'm not sure if Finder automatically added those files or what. 🤷

[relic-se]

Yep, it's definitely a MacOS thing. This is what I'm reading from the file via REPL:

>>> with open("/sd/apps/MoonMiner/missions/._012", "rb") as f:
...     print(f.read())
b'\x00\x05\x16\x07\x00\x02\x00\x00Mac OS X        \x00\x02\x00\x00\x00...

I'm going to manually remove those files for now, but I'd still recommend adding in some error checking to help avoid this.

[cogliano]

Yep, it's definitely a MacOS thing. This is what I'm reading from the file via REPL:

>>> with open("/sd/apps/MoonMiner/missions/._012", "rb") as f:
...     print(f.read())
b'\x00\x05\x16\x07\x00\x02\x00\x00Mac OS X        \x00\x02\x00\x00\x00...

I'm going to manually remove those files for now, but I'd still recommend adding in some error checking to help avoid this.

Thanks for the comments! Those Corel folders were hidden on my end, must be used by my image editing software. I also added exception checking for the file open code. New version is v1.0.3. Will work on the database readme next, but I get the error "no such option: -r" with the command "pip3 -r database/requirements.txt". I'm still a newbie in some areas :-)

My pip3 version is:

pip 25.3 from C:\Users\dan\AppData\Local\Packages\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.13_qbz5n2kfra8p0\LocalCache\local-packages\Python313\site-packages\pip (python 3.13)

[relic-se]

but I get the error "no such option: -r" with the command "pip3 -r database/requirements.txt". I'm still a newbie in some areas :-)

This is an error on my end. I forgot to add the "install" action to the command. It should be pip3 install -r database/requirements.txt. 🤦 I've done a hotfix for this (#28) so the guide should be updated for future reference.

[relic-se]

After a testing the script, it errors out when trying to fetch the readme of your repository with a 404 (because it doesn't have one). I'm going to push an update to fix that error, but let's not worry about it here. It's more of a nice to have than a need to have. Thanks for fixing those bugs with the program! I'm excited to play it.

[relic-se]

I can confirm that I was able to install and launch the game from the library!