When your work in complete, push up the branch (git push origin quiz) and submit the pull request on Github.
- Use ES6 language features wherever you can. At a minimum, you should be using let, const, fat arrows, property shorthand, method properties, and string templates.
- Have a Gulp task running at all times to validate your JavaScript. We will be validating your project and we should see 0 errors.
- You must have a test suite that validates the core logic of the application.
- You must use jQuery for interacting with the DOM.
You'll be building robots to battle each other.
- A base Robot function.
- Define three robot type functions (e.g. Drone, Bipedal, ATV).
- Define at least 2 specific robot model functions for each type.
- Give each robot model a different range of health. For example, one model can have health range of 50-80, and another one will have a range of 60-120. To accomplish this, read about the Math.random() function in JavaScript.
- Give each robot model a different range of damage they do using the same technique.
- When your user interface first loads, provide 2 text inputs to name the two robots that will do battle.
- You must also provide a select element underneath each text input so that the user can select one of the 6 robot models you defined.
- Provide a Attack! button that, when clicked, simply applies the damage output of each robot against the other one.
- Once either robot's health is <0 display a message that the battle is over, and which one won. For example...