• create a fork of this repository
• push to your repository
• submit a pull request to this repository
• submit a link to your PR in canvas
• write a question and observation on canvas

• .eslintrc
• .babelrc
• .gitignore
• package.json
  • create an npm watch script for running webpack-dev-server --inline --hot
• ignore the build directory
• webpack.config.js
• app/component
• app/component/your-component-name
• app/service
• app/scss
• app/entry.js
• app/index.js
• app/scss/base.scss

For this assignment you'll be creating a text based adventure game.

• Complete the application by finishing the logic for the Player History using the same component structure that we used for the game-pad and player-info components.
• Your game should have at least 6 rooms that the player can move between.
• Your game should have a form that enables your player to move between rooms (ex: console)
• Manage the state of your map in a service
• Manage the state of your player in a service
• all write operations must be made with functions!
• Your application should include at least three components
  • a component that contains your view (like adventure from class )
  • a component for your "console" form
  • a component for the tracking the history of a game
• Be creative, do not use the same rooms as demonstrated in lecture, and have fun with this assignment!
• try using ng-reapet, ng-if, ng-click, ng-model, or others (seek the docs)!!!

• Write a description the difference between controllers and services in your readme

• Test the default properties on your controllers
• Test the methods on your controllers

• 2pts: If the user "wins" your game use ng-if to hide the history and show a "win screen" component