mdewey commented 6 years ago

Geopardy

Using this service for your data, http://jservice.io/, build a Jeopardy clone called Geopardy. First we will build the board and a one player game. After you get the basic mechanics, then worry about adding players

Objectives

Explorer Mode

[x] Display the questions and categories for 5 catgories in a Jeopardy style board (like this: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/En2ljfur6ALCylFQ8cs6cG99TRvbH7sZDpl0gMsqsZXRk30FWJYcJjjedcW_WXcyw9PDcXVCyc1jSYU-KAn67w-udoY4gkeqqis8iuNc76AC-nxfO0no4FUPIFXW6jIOD55yJGgc)
[x] When a user clickes on a question, hide the board, and display the question. and allow the user to the type in a answer
[x] If they get the answer correct, add it to a score
[x] After the question is asked, they shoudl no longer be able to click on that square
[x] After all the questions have been asked, the game should have a reset button that gets 5 new random categories
[x] It should look like a Jeopardy board, though i am not expecting anything crazy

Adventure Mode

[ ] Add player 2 and player 3
[ ] Add 3 random daily doubles
[ ] Add double Geopardy round
[ ] Add a final Geopardy round

Getting Started.

You either use app-app --beta like we have been doing, but if you want to use webpack, you can fork this repo (https://github.com/mdewey/angularjs-webpack) and , and use it as a starting point.

Tips and Tricks

Break down the problems, one at a time, do not try to do too much at one time
Remember, You can add properties to JavaScript Objects on the fly
ng-show and ng-hide are your friends

tirzahmorrison commented 6 years ago

Didn't end up getting Adventure to work with time crunch but that's okay. Got stuck on trying to get the webpack to work. It was missing plug ins for css and template files and I couldn't get it working when I tried. Can you show me how to do that later? https://github.com/tirzahmorrison/angularjs-webpack.git