rock-paper-scissors: A TypeScript repository from ErinOC

This is an implementation of the game 'Rock Paper Scissors'. The user plays against the computer and can save their score.

Technologies:

Clone the repo

git clone git@github.com:ErinOC/rock-paper-scissors.git

Open a terminal tab for the frontend and, from the angular_app directory, run the following commands:
```
npm install
npm start
```
Open a terminal tab for the backend and, from the root directory, run the following commands:
```
pip install -r sql_app/requirements.txt
uvicorn sql_app.main:app --reload
```
Go to http://localhost:4200/ in your browser.

I chose to have the user play against the computer due to time constraints.
I chose FastAPI because: a) I wanted some exposure to it; b) the docs allowed for quick copy-and-paste setup that I could then adjust; c) Django would be overkill.
I chose Angular and Angular Material for expedience.
Initially I had a separate table for games, which would contain the score and a foreign key to the user(s). I was running out of time, so I put the scores on the User object. Since each user can only have one game at this point (against the computer), that shortcut wasn't problematic.
Email address is required in addition to name, since name is not a unique identifier. If the user hasn't played before, the UI will request their name after their email address. Ideally there would be a password rather than just email entry. I had considered leaving email address out and simply requiring names to be unique (users would then select from a list of existing users). If I had it to do over again, I would take that approach to save time.
Things that fell by the wayside due to time constraints: UI/UX niceties (responsiveness, design, accessibility, using the user's actual name in the headers), form validation/error handling, schema validation, well-structured CSS, linting, unit tests, thorough TS typing. I also missed the requirement to include a form field for both players' names (I added it for just the human).