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projectOne - Tile Madness

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Description

The goal is to rearraange the tiles in numerically ascending order from lowest to highest, from top left to bottom right

Installation

None required, to play just go: Here

Project Workflow

This project was an A-Z exercise in creating a fully functional, ES6 class based game. I started with several hours of whiteboarding and planning, which prompted me to ask myself many questions along the way that I hadn't thought of before. Once i had my basic design, I started with functionality first design second. I began with pure function expressions in one page, app.js. Once I had the game working, I linted, and brokes the components into classes, tiles and game. From there, I created the main.js and created the instances. Because this was a small game the design was minimal. The complexity lies in the functionlity.

1. Whiteboarding and notes

Whiteboard Notes Notes Notes

Technologies Used

  1. Javascript ES6
  2. HTML / CSS
  3. git locally
  4. GitHub
  5. Github pages for deployment

Unsolved Problems

I designed the game in such a manner to build a small MVP and once functional, simply refactor the CSS to accomodate any number of tiles to scale the game. Knowing that some things take me a long time, I strived for scalability last, and ran out of time.

The issue is a bug in the setWinArrPattern() function. When I create larger instances, the game starts "missing" random numbers. This is seen here

here

Given a few more hours, I fell this bug is easily fixable.

projectone's People

Contributors

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projectone's Issues

running in circles on wincheck

I read and re-read the code from the tic tac toe logic. I am having trouble mapping the current position to an array because i have a parent div holding the square that is movable.

scope problem, one line above variable is read next line, it's undefined 

`  checkWin(arr) {
    let winArr = arr;
    const currentArrayPattern = [];
    const idParents = document.querySelectorAll('.parent'); // NodeList
    idParents.forEach(function idparents(item, index) {
      if (item.children.length === 1) {
        currentArrayPattern[index] = item.children[0].innerHTML;
      } else {
        currentArrayPattern[index] = null;
    }
  

       "it reads winArr here"
      //console.log('THIS IS curr',currentArrayPattern, 'This is winArr',winArr);
    }); // forEach
  

       "next line, i get error can not read property 'length' of undefined...."
       console.log('This is winArr',winArr);
       if (currentArrayPattern.length !== this.winArr.length) {
         return false;
      }
      for (let i = 0; i < this.winArr.length; i += 1) { // GAME
         if (currentArrayPattern[i] !== this.winArr[i]) {
           return false;
          }
         this.createWinDiv();
         return true;
       }
     //equals(currentArrayPattern, arr /*winningArrayPattern*/);
  }// function`

upon click, winning condition is giving me preclick data

When I click on a square, within the click event, the forEach loop is returning data that is old. For example:
Winning array pre-click = ['0', '1', '2', null], the Current Array =[]....

Upon click on square 0, which moves to the empty parent div becomes....
Winning array post-click = ['0', '1', '2', null], Current Array =['0', '1', '2', null] // old state

When I re-click box with '0'....to return to original pattern...winning condition
Winning array = ['0', '1', '2', null], Current Array = [null, '1', '2', '0'] // old state -- get it? because pre-click, this was exactly correct, null in index 0, 1 in index 2.

js fiddle

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