Game Grumps: Joint Justice

This is the Unity Port of the Lua-based Court Engine for Game Grumps Joint Justice, the Game Grumps Phoenix Wright fan project.

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Getting started

1. Install the Set-Up Requirements
2. Via GitHub CLI or Desktop, clone this repository to somewhere on your machine
   moving forward, this location will be referred to as the [repository root]
3. Launch Unity Hub - this should open up the Project tab by default
4. (First Time Only)
   1. Click "Add"
   2. Select [repository root]/unity-ggjj and hit "Open"
   3. Once it appears in the Projects list, makes sure it's pulling in the correct Unity Version
5. Select unity-ggjj to open the project
6. In the "Project" tab, navigate to /Assets/Scenes/MainMenu.unity
7. Click on the "Game" tab in the main view
8. Hit the play button on the top!

Set-Up Requirements

To contribute to the project, you will need to have the following tools instead (order recommended):

• Git
• Git Large File Storage (Git LFS)
• Unity Hub
  • This will prompt you to create a Unity ID and select a Micrograme before it lets you launch Unity. This second step is expected to take some time.
• Unity Version 2022.3.4f1
  • Click on the Unity 2022.x tab, scroll to Unity 2022.3.4f1 (LTS) and click on the green "Unity Hub" button to download
• GitHub for Desktop (optional)
  • Helpful UI if you're not familiar with Git CLI
• Some IDE (optional):
  • Visual Studio Code
  • Atom
  • Sublime

Contributing

When updating code, it is mandatory to create a pull request to make sure

• the game still builds properly on all platforms on a clean setup
• tests are run successfully on a clean setup
• code adheres to this project's style guide
• changed code is reviewed by at least two other developers

It is also recommended to run all PlayMode and EditMode tests locally before creating a pull request.

Running tests locally

Running tests ensures no existing functionality is broken by a change or - if the behavior change is intended - all existing test suites are updated accordingly.

Alternatively these steps can also be used to better analyse a failed test case. While our automated deployment workflow generates callstacks of offending test cases, it sometimes may be easier to attach a debugger to the running process.

To run tests locally:

1. Open the project in Unity
2. Select Window -> General -> Test Runner from the top menu
3. Inside the Test Runner-tab/-window...
   1. Select PlayMode
   2. Click on Run All and ensure every test is prepended with a green checkmark (✅)
   3. Select EditMode
   4. Click on Run All and ensure every test is prepended with a green checkmark (✅)
4. If any tests were unable to complete successfully...
   1. Click on the row containing the red cross (❌)
   2. Inspect the log at the bottom of the Test Runner window and understand which assertion can no longer be made. Either...
      1. Change the game code to match the assertion or
      2. (if the test case is outdated or invalid due to the change) update the test suite to reflect the new intended behavior