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Create app states and an API to start a game #16
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The game can now be in different states, which unblocks further development of the simulation. The default state is the
readystate, which shows a menu screen to the user. The screen has only been mocked yet, and does not have its final functionality. The player can send a request to start a game, which transitions from thereadystate to therunningstate. This state had previously been implemented, and runs the simulation.Future work can now implement failure conditions, which transition the game from the
runningstate back to thereadystate.2022-03-15-start-game.mov