Got up to here on weekend challenge: RPS #2133
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We can now grab the rules of the Rock Paper Scissors game and use it in our game, or at the "main" or "global" space. Currently, this is at the global level.
We should not have personal choice things in the project gitignore. They belong in the developers personal "global" excludes file instead.
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This is a good initial test for the player class
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This is straight forward and easy to understand :)
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You could use a session to store the player name
require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), .., app.rb) in the spec_helper: rspec now passing correctly. enabled session in controller, stored instance variable in controller [started again with tests this time] User Story 1 As a marketeer So that I can see my name in lights I would like to register my name before playing an online game
As a marketeer So I can play a game I want to see the shapes I can play made minimum adjustments necessary to pass rspec test. hardcoded the words "Rock" "Paper" "Scissors" to the erb files.
# As a marketeer # So I can play a game # I want to choose a shape to play created instance variable @shape and used sessions to store it with params[:shape]. This is possible because in the <form> we give to name="shape". Params are passed in the form of hash. Provide a way for information to be passed from a user to your application. Params are used to allow interactivity on a website, for example by allowing form data to be sent.
As a marketeer So I can play a game I want the game to choose an option FUN FACT: normal methods can be written into the test file.Capybara has methods not only to match something on the page but also retrieve element from page and see the contents of the element.CF method inside the play_spec file.
As a marketeer So I can play a game I want the game to choose a random option Used srand to get pseudo random number that we put into a seed at the beginning in a constant.
For this created an object Turn, and used options on that object to refer to different types of objects within that.
End Game. Implemented logic in model
Added necessary 'require' for the models held in lib folder.
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