This program was written to simulate a set of flashcards that can be reviewed through the command line. It welcomes the player to the game with a note that shows how many cards are in their deck. The player is able to see a question with a list of possible answers, click enter to choose their guess, and see if their guess is correct. At the end of the round, after reviewing all 30 cards, the player will see how many cards they answered correctly.
The Turing School of Software and Design provided a project spec sheet for students to follow, which can be found here. The objective was for students to contribute code to a partially constructed object-oriented application, implement ES6 classes, and implement a robust testing suite using TDD.
- JavaScript
- Mocha
- Chai
- MacOS Terminal
- Atom
- Git
- Github
- Fork this Repo
- Clone it down to your machine
cdinto the root of the project directory- Run
npm install - Run
node index.jsin your terminal to start playing. You will be prompted for each question, have the opportunity to select an answer, and will be given feedback. You will be able to play through the entire deck of cards.
Future features could include:
- updating the
Gameclass so that the player can review a different deck of cards each round - adding functionality so that the player could review the questions they answered incorrectly
- adding functionality so that if the player's final score was less than a targeted percentage, the player would have to go through the deck again.
- freeCodeCamp - Requiring modules in Node.js: Everything you need to know
- GIPHY - Be Animated
- MDN - Array.prototype.map()
- Turing Mod2 Front-End Lesson - Linting and Testing with Hooks
- Turing Mod2 Front-End Lesson - Testing: TDD, Mocha, and Chai
- Turing Mod2 Front-End Lesson - Workflow: PRs and GH Communication
- Mentors - Matt Roden & Lola Dolinsky
- My peers in Cohort 2203
Amber Bodnar