SapperCpp is a C++ implementation of the classic Minesweeper game, developed as a course project to fulfill the requirements of a C++ programming course. The game utilizes the Simple and Fast Multimedia Library (SFML) to provide graphical rendering and user interaction.

• Graphical User Interface: Renders the game board and handles user interactions using SFML.
• Customizable Board: Allows for different board sizes and difficulty levels by adjusting the number of mines.
• Interactive Gameplay: Supports standard Minesweeper functionalities, including revealing cells, flagging mines, and checking for win/loss conditions.

• C++ Compiler: Ensure you have a C++17 compatible compiler installed.
• SFML Library: Install the SFML library for graphical rendering and event handling.

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/SecCodeSmith/SapperCpp.git
   cd SapperCpp

2. Install SFML:

   • On Ubuntu:

     sudo apt-get install libsfml-dev

   • On Windows:
     • Download the SFML library from the official website.
     • Follow the provided instructions to set up SFML with your compiler.

3. Build the Project:

   mkdir build
   cd build
   cmake ..
   make

• Run the Game:

  ./SapperCpp

• Gameplay Instructions:
  • Left-click to reveal a cell.
  • Right-click to flag or unflag a cell as a mine.
  • The game ends when all non-mine cells are revealed or a mine is clicked.

• main.cpp: Contains the main function to initialize and run the game.
• Board.cpp / Board.h: Defines the game board and related functionalities.
• Field.cpp / Field.h: Manages individual cells on the game board.
• WindowGen.cpp / WindowGen.h: Handles the creation and management of the game window using SFML.
• Play.cpp / Play.h: Implements the game logic and user interaction.