When requesting data from the microservice, here are the steps:

import zmq for the appropriate programming language you are using
bind the socket to a TCP port (I chose 25565 because that is the default minecraft server one)
Ensure the microservice python file ("blackjackmicroservice.py") is running
Send "start" to begin (make sure to encode before sending)
It will return the cards
Send "next" or anything in between each card
Once you get done with the cards, the microservice will send "decide".
You have the choice of "hit" or "stand" for your appropriate decision.

example call:
client: "start"
server: "Queen of Hearts"
client: "next"
server: "Six of Spades"
client: "next"
server: "Two of Clubs"
client: "next"
server: "Ace of Clubs"
client: "next"
server: "decide"
client: "hit"
server will proceed to return 5 cards (dealer's 2 and player's 3)




When receiving data from the microservice:

The current cards in each hands will be printed after each turn.
The order will always be dealer first player second.

When the microservice returns "decide". You must return "hit" or "stand"
When the microservice returns "loss" or "win" you must write in specific conditions to end the game.

Additional "dealer" and "player" returns before their cards are commented out but may be included to further simplify the card adding process

![UML Sequence Diagram](https://github.com/kvanvigs/CS361-Project/blob/main/chart1.PNG)