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Publisher
In this course, we'll be building out components of "Peril" - a make-believe clone of the classic game "Risk". The only difference is that it's online and real-time!
Pub/Sub (publish/subscribe) systems are particularly useful when many events are happening in real-time and disparate parts of the system need to react to those events.
Assignment
While Pub/Sub is an architecture that often refers to messages being sent between programs, or sometimes even between machines on a network, let's start with a simple pub/sub system that runs in a single program.
In "Peril", users control armies, represented as an array of pieces. When a piece moves to a location that contains a piece owned by another player, a battle occurs. Whenever a player makes a "move", we need to publish a message telling the game that a move has occurred.
Read the doBattles function. Note that it expects a list of Move messages that were published earlier.
Complete the march function. It should create a move message and send it via the publishMove function.