Text-Based-Adventure

Introduction

This project will build on the skills that you've learned after your first couple weeks of programming in JavaScript! You will build a command line application that plays a text-based adventure game.

Examples

Look here and here for a couple examples of the genre. Be creative!

A fun Google easter egg is to Google search text adventure. From the results page right click on the page and inspect the console. You should find a game by Google.

Reading input

This project imports an npm module called readline-sync that allows the user to enter input to the terminal. The line at the top: const readline = require('readline-sync') gives you access to this functionality

Use the following line to get user input:

let yourVariableHere = readline.question("Enter your name: ")

Setup Instructions

1. Fork this repo
2. Clone the forked repo to your machine
3. cd to the cloned folder and type npm install in the terminal.
4. Create a file called .gitignore.
5. Inside of .gitignore write node_modules/

Submission Instructions

1. Complete the project
2. Commit and Push your changes to your fork
3. Submit a Pull Request back to the assignment repo
4. Paste a link to your Pull Request (not your fork!) on Canvas and submit

User Stories

As a user, I want to be able to begin a game

Acceptance criteria

• Cloning your project, running npm install and node YOURPROJECTNAMEHERE.js will start a game
• No errors are logged to the console
• The game displays initial instructions about how to play and a welcome message

As a user, I want to be able to make decisions during the game

Acceptance criteria

• Invalid entires are re-prompted
• There are at least 10 opportunities to make a decision
• The user must enter a string to make a decision
• The user must enter a number to make a decision

As a user, I want to be able to restart a game

Acceptance criteria

• The user is prompted to restart the game and can enter yes or no
• Entering no causes the program to terminate
• Entering yes begins the game again, wiping the previous state

Trello Board

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Trello

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