PyMud is a Multi-threaded MUD server written in Python. The goal is to have a mud server capable of supporting a procedurally generated, infinite universe for the game SolarWinds. This will include 2D (planet surface) and 3D (space) environments. Present state of the engine is non-functional, in the very beginning stages. Multiple attempts have been made at SolarWinds with different engines and all have run into inherent limitations that ultimately required the creation of PyMud. A single-threaded version was in it's infancy when the need for multiple threads was recognized and this iteration of the project started.
This is the main program, the server. It handles instantiating the objects, starting and stopping the threads, and monitoring the threads for console output,.
client.py provides the Client object, which handles incoming client connections. New connections accepted by pymud.py are sent to new instances of Client.
db.py provides the Database object, which is the database handler. It abstracts the sqlite database into game-specific requests using thread-safe methods that the other objects can call to retrieve or store data.
game.py provides the Game object, which is the main game engine. At the moment it simply accepts notifications for new Client connections.
This contains the MultiQueue class which is a superclass of all of the other objects (Client, Database, Game, Network). It provides the Queues that are used for communication between threads.
net.py provides the Network object, which handles listening for incoming TCP connections and passing them to new Client instances.