/Rock-Paper-Scissors

https://DivRockPaperSci.ccbp.tech

Primary LanguageJavaScript

In this project, let's build a Rock Paper Scissors by applying the concepts we have learned till now.

Refer to the image below:


rock paper scissors output

Design Files

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Set Up Instructions

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  • Download dependencies by running npm install
  • Start up the app using npm start

Completion Instructions

Functionality to be added

The app must have the following functionalities

  • When you click on the Rules button, it should trigger a popup, and rules image should be displayed

  • Initially, the score displayed should be 0

  • The App is provided with choicesList. It consists of a list of choice objects with the following properties in each choice object

    Key Data Type
    id String
    imageUrl String

  • When any of the three buttons (i.e Rock, Paper, Scissors) is clicked, then the Game Results View should be displayed

  • In the Game Results View, the opponent choice should be generated randomly among these three buttons (i.e Rock, Paper, Scissors)

  • When the Rock button is clicked, then the rock image should be displayed as your choice in the Game Results View

  • When the Paper button is clicked, then the paper image should be displayed as your choice in the Game Results View

  • When the Scissors button is clicked, then the scissors image should be displayed as your choice in the Game Results View

    Game Rules

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    rules image

    • Game result based on choices

      • When your choice is paper and the opponent choice is rock, then the result will be YOU WON
      • When your choice is scissors and the opponent choice is rock, then the result will be YOU LOSE
      • When your choice is rock and the opponent choice is paper, then the result will be YOU LOSE
      • When your choice is scissors and the opponent choice is paper, then the result will be YOU WON
      • When your choice is rock and the opponent choice is scissors, then the result will be YOU WON
      • When your choice is paper and the opponent choice is scissors, then the result will be YOU LOSE
      • When your choice and the opponent choice match, then the result will be IT IS DRAW

  • When the result is YOU WON, then the score should be incremented by one

  • When the result is IT IS DRAW, then there shouldn't be any change in the score

  • When the result is YOU LOSE, then the score should be decremented by one

  • When the PLAY AGAIN button is clicked, then the Playing View should be displayed

    • Quick Tips

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    • You can use Math.random() function to get a random number (float value) in range 0 to less than 1 (0 <= randomNumber < 1)

      Math.random()

    • You can use Math.floor() function that returns the largest integer less than or equal to a given number

      console.log(Math.floor(5.95)); // output: 5

    Important Note

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    • You can use reactjs-popup for displaying the modal
    • RiCloseLine icon from react icons can be used for the close button at React Popup

    The following instructions are required for the tests to pass

    • Styled Components should be used for styling purposes
    • The Page should consist of three HTML button elements with data-testid attribute values as rockButton, scissorsButton and paperButton respectively
    • In Game Results View, the page should consist of an HTML image element with alt as your choice and src as URL for your choice image
    • In Game Results View, the page should consist of an HTML image element with alt as opponent choice and src as URL for opponent choice image
    • Roboto should be applied as font-family for Score value

    Resources

    Image URLs
    Colors
    Hex: #ffffff
    Hex: #223a5f
    Font-families
    • Roboto
    • Bree Serif

    Things to Keep in Mind

    • All components you implement should go in the src/components directory.
    • Don't change the component folder names as those are the files being imported into the tests.
    • Do not remove the pre-filled code
    • Want to quickly review some of the concepts you’ve been learning? Take a look at the Cheat Sheets.