theoretically reworked packet structure for gamestart event + fixed client issue flooding the server with packets

Game_Client/Classes/System/Network/EventHandler.py

@@ -7,14 +7,16 @@ from Classes.System.Components.InputHandler import InputHandler
 from Classes.Game.World import World
 from Classes.Game.Events.GameStart import GameStart
 from Classes.Game.Player import Player
+from Classes.Game.Events.Login import LoginResponse
 
 class TCPEventHandler:
     def __init__(self, socket:socket):
         self.tcp_socket = socket
 
-    def handleEvents(self, message, inputHandler:InputHandler, world:World):
-        if message["event"] == "login":
+    def handleEvents(self, message:dict, inputHandler:InputHandler, world:World):
+        if message["event"] == "loginresponse":
             # todo: handle login response here
+            LoginResponse(message, world)
             pass
         elif message["event"] == "startgame":
             print("gamestart")
@@ -24,14 +26,14 @@ class TCPEventHandler:
             CardPlaced(world, message["card"], message["type"], message["owner"], pygame.Vector2(int(message["x"]), int(message["y"]), inputHandler))
             pass    
         elif message["event"] == "MoveCard":
-            CardMoved(
-                world, 
-                message["card"], 
-                message["type"], 
-                message["owner"], 
-                pygame.Vector2(int(message["old_x"]), int(message["old_y"])), 
-                pygame.Vector2(int(message["new_x"]), int(message["new_y"])), 
-                inputHandler)
+            # CardMoved(
+            #    world, 
+            #    message["card"], 
+            #    message["type"], 
+            #    message["owner"], 
+            #    pygame.Vector2(int(message["old_x"]), int(message["old_y"])), 
+            #    pygame.Vector2(int(message["new_x"]), int(message["new_y"])), 
+            #    inputHandler, world)
             pass
         elif message["event"] == "RemoveCard":
             pass