For those interested in running the game, I put together a Python script that pulls questions from an API for trivia questions, and outputs 2 LaTeX files that can be compiled and used, one for the quizmaster, plus a set of corresponding cut-out cards for the players.
Yes—https://github.com/jacob13400/aumann-game and I spoke with the developer a couple months ago, who said “It’s not working properly because I don’t have much experience in backend development (The Calibration Game, for example, only had the React Native code and a static Firebase DB), and had to bring in a friend to take care of that part, and he lost interest in it after initial work… If you know anyone who knows Node fairly well (and isn’t super averse to wading through what is probably very clunky code, or to writing it from scratch if that’s actually easier), that’s the biggest bottleneck on this right now.”
If you have someone who might be interested in a short-term job doing it, definitely let me know.
I asked because I tried it as part of reading group earlier this week. It was quite broken. I thought I would remake it as a ‘decentralized app’ over the next weeks. I’ll DM you.
For those interested in running the game, I put together a Python script that pulls questions from an API for trivia questions, and outputs 2 LaTeX files that can be compiled and used, one for the quizmaster, plus a set of corresponding cut-out cards for the players.
https://github.com/davidmanheim/Aumann_Game_Printouts
Pull requests and improvement suggestions are welcome!
Super excited that someone has made an online version of the game, here: https://aumann.io/
Currently not working—but github code is online, and someone should do that.
Is the code for https://aumann.io/ available online?
Yes—https://github.com/jacob13400/aumann-game and I spoke with the developer a couple months ago, who said “It’s not working properly because I don’t have much experience in backend development (The Calibration Game, for example, only had the React Native code and a static Firebase DB), and had to bring in a friend to take care of that part, and he lost interest in it after initial work… If you know anyone who knows Node fairly well (and isn’t super averse to wading through what is probably very clunky code, or to writing it from scratch if that’s actually easier), that’s the biggest bottleneck on this right now.”
If you have someone who might be interested in a short-term job doing it, definitely let me know.
I asked because I tried it as part of reading group earlier this week. It was quite broken. I thought I would remake it as a ‘decentralized app’ over the next weeks. I’ll DM you.