franciscoj-p/snake-mds

How franciscoj-p/snake-mds works

Snake is a small Pygame game: the player starts a session and supplies direction keys through the main loop; the game advances the snake, checks collisions, updates food and score, and the presentation draws the menu or board. The runtime is split among input/loop orchestration, game rules, snake movement, world and score logic, and rendering/configuration. The README documents restart and game-over controls, but the provided screen excerpt shows only the menu, so that behavior is not expanded into an inferred flow.

Main entry points: main.py Game loop · game.py Game state · config.py Game settings · world.py Board and food

Components 9

Runtime

Game loop snake/main.py
Game settings snake/config.py

Game domain

Game state snake/game.py
Snake movement snake/snake_logic.py
Board and food snake/world.py
Score snake/world.py

Presentation

Menu screen snake/screens.py
Board renderer snake/ui.py

Other components

Player

Connections 13

Player → Game loop: starts and controls README.md
Game loop → Game state: creates, updates snake/main.py
Game loop → Menu screen: draws menu snake/main.py
Game loop → Board renderer: draws game snake/main.py
Game loop → Game settings: configures display snake/main.py
Game loop → Snake movement: uses directions snake/main.py
Game state → Snake movement: moves and checks snake/game.py
Game state → Board and food: checks and spawns snake/game.py
Game state → Score: updates score snake/game.py
Game state → Game settings: reads settings snake/game.py
Board renderer → Game settings: reads layout snake/ui.py
Menu screen → Game settings: reads layout snake/screens.py
Board and food → Game settings: reads board limits snake/world.py

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