The game is entirely built using Vanilla JavaScript without using any frameworks. I would consider it good practice to enhance your skills. The game uses Local Storage to keep the previous score entered by the user local storage. Local storage uses a key:value system so the value is overwritten every time a new score is entered. You can test the game out here : Link on GitHub Pages 🔗
- Some of the codes in the README.md are just pieces I picked out to explain which parts of the code work. The actual code is a bit confusing but there are some comments that will help. Overtime will be refactoring and experimenting trying to add new feature/functions. 😁
Keep it Simple 😎
- The project needs to be running on a local host server or live server. It wont run the scripts if you are running the files directly.
- When you open geometry HTML it then welcomes you and offers to view the HighScore or to play the game.
- The game itself has a timer that will automatically end the game if the user fails to answer within that time set. They will still have their score stored either way.
- After the game they will have to enter their HighScore to save their name.
- Please note that the game can only save one name at a time since it uses local storage.
- The code will run a loop to display all answers for the user to select.
question.ans.forEach((answer) => {
const button = document.createElement('button');
button.innerText = answer.choice;
button.classList.add('ans');
if(answer.correct){
button.dataset.correct = answer.correct;
}
button.addEventListener('click', choiceSelect);
answerBox.appendChild(button);- When the user selects a answer there is an event listener that will determine if he answer box matches with the conditionals in questions.js
- When the game ends the game will take the user to the HighScore Screen to submit their name. The name and score gets saved to local storage.
let getScore = localStorage.getItem('recentScore');
const score={
userScore: getScore,
name: userName
}
highScore.push(score);
localStorage.setItem('highScore', JSON.stringify(highScore));