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TTT (Trouble in Terrorist Town) is a game mode similar to Among Us where a group of players are attempting to
survive while eliminating the traitors among them.

## Features

- [X] Unit Testing
- [X] Basic Gameplay
    - [X] Traitors
    - [X] Detectives
    - [X] Innocents
- [X] Shop
- [X] Karma
- [X] Statistics
- [X] Map Integrations
- [X] Special Rounds

## Versioning

This project adheres to [Semantic Versioning 2.0.0](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
The versioning scheme consists of three components:

- **MAJOR** version indicates incompatible API changes,
- **MINOR** version signifies the addition of functionality in a backwards-compatible manner, and
- **PATCH** version reflects backwards-compatible bug fixes.

# Modules

### [TTT](./TTT)

You likely want to read the [TTT README](./TTT/README.md), which covers the structure of its own directory.

### [Versioning](./Versioning)

To allow for `MSBuild.GitVersion` to be used on both Windows and Linux (specifically NixOS), this project manually
converts `dotnet-gitversion` to the `GitVersionInformation` that is used.

### [Locale](./Locale)

Due to this project being primarily developed with Counter-Strike 2 (and more
specifically, [CounterStrikeSharp](https://github.com/roflmuffin/CounterStrikeSharp)) in mind, localization has been
built with flat-file storage based around YML/JSON.

In short, we write our locales in `en.yml`, run `Locale.csproj` to convert and combine all `**/Lang/en.yml` into a master
`lang/en.json`, and then run our tests / release pipelines with it.

It is recommend to read the [Locale README](./Locale/README.md) for more information on how to use it.

## Development

1. `git clone ...`
2. `dotnet restore`
3. `dotnet build`
4. Convert all `lang/en.yml` -> `lang/en.json` (Required for testing, refer to [Locale](./Locale/README.md))
5. `dotnet test` (Optional)