• Assume that every bet as the value of 1 Euro
• Generate a random board with 5 columns and 3 rows using 10 different symbols (9, 10, J, Q, K, A, cat, dog, monkey and bird). *) Use the following logic for numbering each symbol on the board:

Example: [J, J, J, Q, K, cat, J, Q, monkey, bird, bird, bird, J, Q, A]

These 15 random symbols generate this:

• A pay out happens when 3 or more consecutive symbols of the same kind are present in a payline, always starting from the first column (0,1,2). For the test consider the following paylines:

  • 0 3 6 9 12
  • 1 4 7 10 13
  • 2 5 8 11 14
  • 0 4 8 10 12
  • 2 4 6 10 14

From the example above 2 paylines are matched J J J from 0 3 6 9 12 and 0 4 8 10 12.

• Pay out return to the player the following amount:
  • 3 symbols: 20% of the bet.
  • 4 symbols: 200% of the bet.
  • 5 symbols: 1000% of the bet.
• Print from the console command the following:
  • board: [0,….,14]
  • paylines: Array with matched payline and number of matched symbol.
  • bet_amount: monetary numbers in cents 1€ = 100cents. In you case is always 100
  • total_win: amount won. Considering the above example the result will be:

{
board: [J, J, J, Q, K, cat, J, Q, monkey, bird, bird, bird, J, Q, A],
paylines: [{"0 3 6 9 12": 3}, {"0 4 8 10 12":3}],
bet_amount: 100,
total_win: 40
}

There is no need for a database or session state, that would end up in a version 2 outside the scope of this test.

Using the local resources

We need to run composer install to pull in all of the libraries that make up Lumen — we can use the composer/composer image from the docker hub to handle this for us.

We’ll create a throw-away container by executing the following command.

$ docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/app composer/composer install

docker-compose up

docker-compose exec app php artisan videoslots