In Javascript of course. We need to take the Condition effects from the cheat sheet and put them into callable functions. Preferably in their own file as well.
My Thoughts:
1) There would be a main function that would be public for this class/file that takes in a string, being the acronyms, and then calls other functions. (Switch Statement)
2) Then each function would be the implementation of the Condition effect
3) Test using document printing similar to shuffle.js
In Javascript of course. We need to take the Condition effects from the cheat sheet and put them into callable functions. Preferably in their own file as well.
My Thoughts:
1) There would be a main function that would be public for this class/file that takes in a string, being the acronyms, and then calls other functions. (Switch Statement)
2) Then each function would be the implementation of the Condition effect
3) Test using document printing similar to shuffle.js