https://github.com/workshopper/workshopper-adventure/blob/master/i18n/es.json#L2

Elije should be with g. We just notice the typo in our last nodeschool.
I think could be great if someone can add the good first issue label

Currently the menu items in either menu are not automatically selected. I.e. in the exercises menu it should select the current exercise and in the language menu it should show the current language as preselected.

I am author of learnyoubash and I've got the report about bug with updating on Windows: denysdovhan/learnyoubash#5

I'm almost completely sure that the problem with this package.

Please, check it.

Hi,

are you planning to publish a new version of workshopper-adventure by any chance? We're translating some workshops to Norwegian and some have this module as a i18n dependency, but my commits merged in june hasnt been released yet..

Right now its a bit hard to test if the workshoppers with in tty or not. It would be good if there was a command line option to support this.

Hello, not sure if it's related with workshopper-adventure, but just in case,
please take a look at:
nodeschool/discussions#1898

and let me know if anyone can help or have any clues.
Thank you so much.

Running learnyounode run without a file path returns a weird error message:

  Could not run: Cannot read property 'toString' of undefined

The i18n/vi.json file is missing a label for the "nb-no" language.

There seems to be an deprecation warning that pops up right after choosing an exercise from the learnyounode exercise list.

(node:115452) DeprecationWarning: os.tmpDir() is deprecated. Use os.tmpdir() instead.

I do want to point out that this is a very new issue, as it exclusively happens with 7.5.0, and is not found when using Node.js 7.4.0 or earlier.

While I'm not sure, my apologies if this a misplaced issue for adventure-storage, but I can definitely say it is an adventure-only issue, as this warning is not experienced in learnyoumongo when using workshopper.

It seems like ".emit('fail'` as mentioned here and here does not work.

In the README file, the link in the following line is broken.

@linclark has written a good introduction on creating your own workshop, available here.

It would be good to have best practises for workshopper-adventure that are preferably linted somehow.

Due to a problem in dependency inside msee library firede/msee#58
All workshops which use workshopper-adventure got incomplete output:
For example:

  To keep things organized, let's create a folder for this workshop.

  Run this command to make a directory called  (or something else if you
  like):

     mkdir javascripting

  Change directory into the  folder:

     cd javascripting

  Create a file named :

As you can see all inline code parts are missed and it's impossible to see problem description correctly.
As a workaround shrinkwrap can be used.

It would be good if --no-color and --no-tty (#30) would be persistently stored in the global settings: i.e. if entered once you don't need to enter them again.

Learnyounode features a command that shows a list of credits. It would be cool if that could be tied to the package.json (that contains the proper set of credits) and add this menu point if available. (other workshoppers might want it too). Better done before #23

Hi,

I have been working to translate learnyounode to Turkish. I have an issue with menu string (see img1 and img2). I think the menu strings coming from workshopper-adventure. I also translated this one and I have a PR(#105) for this.

img1:

img2:

There are a few things undocumented. For example:

--no-color option and lang-list or completed to get the completed commands. Since the translation should be be added for all language I keep this as an open issue. Particularly since I plan to add a few more commands.

It seems that arrow keys and j ,k do not work at all on newer versions of windows (versions 8 and 10 included).

Is this a known issue ?

How might we fix this ?

In the readme of many workshoppers/adventures there is a screenshot that shows how the workshopper looks like in terminal. It would be awesome if we had a generator that could be automatically run on prepublish that generates a screenshot and adds it to the Readme.

The print.js module is encapsulated from the rest of the workshopper-adventure and can be safely put into an own npm package. Preferably with tests and documentation (:smiley_cat:). Would love if someone could take a little bit of time and create a nice package out of it.

At this point it is slightly unclear what the difference between those frameworks is. It would be good to make clear why they existed and what they can do.

Hi @martinheidegger, is master broken? I ran the example foo adventure like this:

git clone [email protected]:workshopper/workshopper-adventure.git
cd workshopper-adventure
npm install
examples/foo.js
<nothing>

The command competed shows the list of completed exercises. It would be good to have the opposite command incomplete available. This is probably better done be before #23

The current example code is less than desireable:

1. It doesn't make use of the package.json
2. It doesn't specify a binary file
3. It doesn't have any test
4. There are no varying examples
5. The example(s) is(are) not being tested against workshopper-adventure-test.
6. The example is being published to npm (need to exclude it in the package.json)

Related: tableflip/nodebot-workshop#20

Ideally, use https://github.com/sindresorhus/os-locale to determine the default language, and if it's available for the workshopper, use it!

I have been planning to move to standard for linting of workshopper-adventure for a while. It would be good (as long as there are no outstanding pull requests open) to make the switch at some point.

The menu stays in color even with the --no-color active.

The module that this package descends from has example code in the readme. I think that is a very nice way to see how to start creating your own workshop.

I've been through the Lin Clark tutorial, the Adventure tutorial, and I think I am finally able to make a basic version of my first workshop. The lack of documentation is kind of frustrating, but I was able to come this far from copying the learnyounode and javascripting workshops.

If I am ever able to successfully make my own workshop, I vow to make a tutorial.

Right now, using the workshopper-exercise package, I am able to compare the stdout output of the submitted answer as well as the actual solution (see my exercise.js). But what if I want the user to submit a function to be tested? Something like this:

// make a function to add two numbers
module.exports = function(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

What do I need to do to make this work? How would I go about this?

The exercise object that I need to return in my exercise.js is not very well documented and I am not sure how to proceed.

You can see my extremely simple workshop here: https://github.com/adrianmcli/math-adventure

In a sense the workshoppers/adventures are created for a community of people from which we would love to get help. I think it would be cool to have an improve feature that clones the repository to the current folder (or show a dialog to choose it) and optionally create a github fork of the repository and show an explanation on how to proceed.

Right now the workshopper-adventure code looks for the git field in package.json which has a few ugly side-effects:

1. This logic expects this to be an html link (workshopper/javascripting@232852a#diff-b9cfc7f2cdf78a7f4b91a753d10865a2L6)
2. This logic breaks with an object. martinheidegger/scope-chains-closures@2f9087e
3. After the installation when using npm it turns from https://github.com/sethvincent/javascripting.git to git+https://github.com/sethvincent/javascripting.git

@khalifenizar kindly provided makews.js a long time ago that creates a stub of a workshopper.
It would be good to update this and create a proper workshopper-adventure binary.

npm i workshopper-adventure -g
workshopper-adventure new learnyoufancyframework

should

1. check if learnyoufancyframework is taken in npm (and abort if it is)
2. create a new folder learnyoufancyframework
3. create a package.json that has a dependency workshopper-adventure with the namelearnyoufancyframework the version 1.0.0
4. create a index.js file that references and specify it as main in the package.json
5. create an executable bin/learnyoufancyframework file that references index and add it as bin to the package.json
6. add a dev-dependency to workshopper-adventure-test and add the test to the scripts.test of the package.json
7. add node_modules to .gitignore
8. Add readme.md with stubs.
9. run git init

(optionally)

1. use the github api to create a learnyoufancyframework project under the current user.
2. use the github api to add information (email, name, repository) to the package.json
3. add git remote and push to origin

Discussion If this is added to workshopper-adventure then then this will make workshopper-adventure heavier. Maybe its better to put it into wa-gen or alike npm package.

I'm just looking at updating nodebot-workshop from 4.6.1 to 4.7.1 of workshopper-adventure and there's a whole bunch of commits marked Semver major between 4.7.0 and 4.7.1 - was this intentional?

It's the right time we should support es6 solutions

This was reported by @embrilliant.

Node 6 introduced some new behavior where process.exit is executed faster than before. This means that if you have some string a stream that sends to process.stout, this stream will not be flushed. In some exercises where the output is too long (for example: the output of JUGGLING ASYNC once it is verified)
node will simply stop outputting the last chunk.

Right now the output doesn't support streams like adventure does optionally - only text processing supported - Needs some rather substantial rewrite for this.

Npm supports man pages but the current system doesn't provide a comfortable way to provide the usage. Maybe it should (has to be) generated?
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Man-Page/q3.html

Npm supports man pages but the current system doesn't provide a comfortable way to provide the usage. Maybe it should (has to be) generated?

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Man-Page/q3.html

Steps to reproduce:

1. Launch learnyounode
2. Switch to French
3. Observe the first exercise is 'BONJOUR, MONDE'
4. Launch the first exercise

Bug: the title of the exercise is 'HELLO WORLD (Exercice 1 sur 13)', should be 'BONJOUR, MONDE (Exercice 1 sur 13)'

I took the time to abstract the storage functionality into a own tiny module called storage.js that basically can stand alone from the rest of the workshopper. It would be nice if someone could take the time and create a package out of it (preferably with documentation and tests). The code is not very complex should be doable in a relatively short period time.