haive.games.battleship.example¶

Main script to run the Battleship game.

This module provides a standalone command-line interface for running the Battleship game with LLM-powered agents. It features:

  • Rich text-based visualization of game boards and states

  • Command-line options for customizing game behavior

  • Progress tracking and game statistics

  • Error handling and graceful termination

Run this script directly to start a Battleship game:

python -m haive.games.battleship.example

Command-line options:

–no-visual: Disable board visualization –no-analysis: Disable strategic analysis –debug: Enable debug mode with detailed logs –delay: Set delay between game steps (default: 0.5s)

Functions¶

main()

Parse command-line arguments and run the Battleship game.

run_game([visualize, debug, analysis, delay])

Run a Battleship game with rich visualization.

Module Contents¶

haive.games.battleship.example.main()[source]¶

Parse command-line arguments and run the Battleship game.

This function handles command-line argument parsing and launches the Battleship game with the specified configuration options.

Command-line arguments:

–no-visual: Disable board visualization –no-analysis: Disable strategic analysis –debug: Enable debug mode with detailed logs –delay: Set delay between game steps (default: 0.5s)

Returns:

None

haive.games.battleship.example.run_game(visualize=True, debug=False, analysis=True, delay=0.5)[source]¶

Run a Battleship game with rich visualization.

Creates and runs a complete Battleship game with the specified configuration options. Displays game progress, board states, and strategic analysis in the terminal using rich text formatting.

Parameters:

  • visualize – Whether to visualize the game boards

  • debug – Whether to enable debug mode with verbose logging

  • analysis – Whether to enable strategic analysis by LLM agents

  • delay – Delay between steps in seconds (controls game speed)

Returns:

None

Raises:

Examples

>>> run_game(visualize=True, debug=False, analysis=True, delay=0.5)
# Displays an interactive game in the terminal

>>> run_game(visualize=False, debug=True, analysis=False)
# Runs a game with debug logging but no visualization or analysis