Play it now! => Dungeon Hero on GitHub Pages
Team || Workflow || Technologies || Setup || Tests || Controls || Gameplay || Screenshots ||
- Leon Cross:
https://github.com/leoncross - Darryl Banks:
https://github.com/zombie9 - Luca Eto:
https://github.com/lucafrancesc - Cesare Camurani:
https://github.com/cesarecamurani
- As a team we regularly had two stand-ups (one in the morning and a shorter one after the lunch break) to help us focus on the daily priorities, do a bit of brainstorming on new possible features to implement, update our Trello board to assign a degree of complexity to every task as well as the people responsible for that task.
- We split our work in sprints, each of them with a duration of two days, assigning to each sprint a new definition of MVP and then discussing new additions on the go with quick stand-ups.
- At the end of each sprint we had a retrospective to discuss our progresses, the overall state of the project and to share general thoughts and feelings about the project and/or the team dynamics.
- In order to have a clear idea of the work we had to do we regularly updated the above mentioned Trello board.
- Almost 90% of our code has been written in vanilla JavaScript alongside with some HTML5 and CSS for the GUI (graphic user interface).
- We used jQuery (a JavaScript library) in order to make the game logic communicating with the user inputs (through the GUI).
- To test our app we used Jasmine (open source testing framework for JavaScript).
- To check our test coverage we used Istanbul (a Node.js module) and Coverall.io (a website hosting GitHub repositories and checking for your coverage percentage after every merge).
- We also used ESLint as linter (a tool to analyze your code to flag bugs and stylistic errors).
- To achieve continuous integration we used Travis CI, a hosted service used to build and test software projects hosted at GitHub. Its main purpose is to avoid untested and/or buggy branches to be merged into the Master branch.
- Inside your folder, type these commands in this order in the terminal:
git clone https://github.com/leoncross/dungeon-hero.git
(to clone the repository into your folder)
npm install
(to install the node modules you need into your package.json file)
- After a successful installation, open Atom (or any other editor of your choice) and copy game.html full path.
- Paste it in a browser in the address bar and start playing!
npm run test
npm run lint
Normal Attack:
When pressed the player will hit the monster with a power based on his/her strength and weapon damage range
Insane Attack:
When pressed the player can randomly hit the monster with double power or completely miss it
Parry Attack:
When pressed the player increases his/her chances to block the monster's attack but his/her attack will be less effective
Stun Attack:
When the monster's dice roll for the current turn is below 10 the monster skips the turn
Health Potion:
Increases your health by 25 pts
Strength Potion:
Increases your strength by 5 pts
Dexterity Potion:
Increases your dexterity by 5 pts
WarCry:
Upgrades your strength and your dexterity by 1 but you can't attack (you can still receive damage)
