To write your own player you should create a subclass of [Player]() and then use an instance of it as a parameter of the `run_episode` method of `GridWorld` class. Instances of the `Player` subclasses should be created using its `player` class method, where you can decide whether to give the player access to the underlying environment or to rely on the state information provided by the `play` method.
To write your own player you should create a subclass of `Player` (defined in [gridworld.py](https://gitlab.inf.unibz.it/tessaris/wumpus/blob/master/wumpus/gridworld.py)) and then use an instance as a parameter of the `run_episode` method of `GridWorld` class (defined in [gridworld.py](https://gitlab.inf.unibz.it/tessaris/wumpus/blob/master/wumpus/gridworld.py)). Instances of the `Player` subclasses should be created using its `player` class method, where you can decide whether to give the player access to the underlying environment or to rely on the state information provided by the `play` method.
Examples of the usage of the package can be found in the implementation of two players `RandomPlayer` and `UserPlayer`, and in the file [`wumpus-usage.py`]() in the `examples` directory of the repository.
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Examples of the usage of the package can be found in the implementation of two players `RandomPlayer` and `UserPlayer` from [gridworld.py](https://gitlab.inf.unibz.it/tessaris/wumpus/blob/master/wumpus/gridworld.py), and in the file [`wumpus-usage.py`](https://gitlab.inf.unibz.it/tessaris/wumpus/blob/master/examples/wumpus-usage.py) in the `examples` directory of the repository.
