Manchester Codes Git-Quest

Git workflow group task.

Choose one member of your group to do these first steps:

Fork and clone this repository. Then add the other members of your group as collaborators, giving them write permission to the repo.

Open the repository:

  cd git-quest/

Install dependencies:

  npm install

Run tests:

  npm test

Make a dev branch from master:

  git checkout -b dev

For this challenge you will be working together to add features to a pre-existing code base. Each new set of additions should be made on a separate branch before being merged into dev. Take turns with driver and navigator roles to practice the git workflow concepts you've learned. Complete the pull and merge cycle onto dev with each of the following sets of additions:

Make these additions to the Character prototype:

• Characters should have a level property at their construction, unless otherwise stated it should be level 1.

• Characters should have a baseAttack and baseDefense property at their construction. These should be 0 unless otherwise stated.

• Characters should have a get attackTotal and get defenseTotal method. It should return the appropriate property added to the level. For example Character.attackTotal() should return baseAttack + level.

Make these additions to the Enemy prototype:

• Enemies no longer need their damage property. Instead, they will base their damage on the Character.attackTotal() method. Re-write the tests to account for this.

• Enemies should have an experienceReward property. If this is not set at construction, it should be 100 by default.

• Enemies should not be able to attack if they are dead. Add a guard clause to prevent this.

Make these additions to the Player prototype:

• Players should have a levelUp method that increases their level by one.

• Players should have a nextLevel property at creation, this should be 1000 by default.

• Players should have a currentExperience property at creation, this should be set to 0 by default.

• Players should now calculate the damage dealt to targets as attackTotal + weapon.damage.

• Change the Player.attack(target) method so that a killing blow will add the target's experienceReward to the Player.currentExperience.

• After a killing blow and experience reward, Players should check if their currentExperience is equal to or greater than their nextLevel property. If so, the levelUp() method should be called, and a new nextLevel target that is 10% larger should be set.