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25 changes: 18 additions & 7 deletions main.js
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// uses strict mode so strings are not coerced, variables are not hoisted, etc...
'use strict';

// brings in the assert module for unit testing
// brings in to assert module for unit testing
const assert = require('assert');
// brings in the readline module to access the command line
const readline = require('readline');
Expand All @@ -11,12 +11,23 @@ const rl = readline.createInterface({
output: process.stdout
});


// the function that will be called by the unit test below
const rockPaperScissors = (hand1, hand2) => {
const rockPaperScissors = (answer1, answer2) => {
let userOne = answer1.trim().toLowerCase()
let userTwo = answer2.trim().toLowerCase()

if (userOne === userTwo) {return "It's a tie!"}
if (userOne === 'rock' && userTwo === 'paper'){return "Hand two wins!"}
if (userOne === 'paper' && userTwo === 'scissors'){return "Hand two wins!"}
if (userOne === 'scissors' && userTwo === 'rock'){return "Hand two wins!"}
if (userOne === 'paper' && userTwo === 'rock'){return "Hand one wins!"}
if (userOne === 'scissors' && userTwo === 'paper'){return "Hand one wins!"}
if (userOne === 'rock' && userTwo === 'scissors'){return "Hand one wins!"}


// Write code here
// Use the unit test to see what is expected

}

// the first function called in the program to get an input from the user
Expand All @@ -25,7 +36,7 @@ const rockPaperScissors = (hand1, hand2) => {
function getPrompt() {
rl.question('hand1: ', (answer1) => {
rl.question('hand2: ', (answer2) => {
console.log( rockPaperScissors(answer1, answer2) );
console.log(rockPaperScissors(answer1, answer2));
getPrompt();
});
});
Expand All @@ -36,7 +47,7 @@ function getPrompt() {
// to close them ctrl + C
if (typeof describe === 'function') {

// most are notes for human eyes to read, but essentially passes in inputs then compares if the function you built returns the expected output.
// most are notes for human eyes to read, but essentially passes in inputs then compares if the function you built returns the expected output.
describe('#rockPaperScissors()', () => {
it('should detect a tie', () => {
assert.equal(rockPaperScissors('rock', 'rock'), "It's a tie!");
Expand All @@ -48,15 +59,15 @@ if (typeof describe === 'function') {
assert.equal(rockPaperScissors('paper', 'scissors'), "Hand two wins!");
assert.equal(rockPaperScissors('rock', 'scissors'), "Hand one wins!");
});
it('should scrub input to ensure lowercase with "trim"ed whitepace', () => {
it('should scrub input to ensure lowercase with "trim"ed whitespace', () => {
assert.equal(rockPaperScissors('rOcK', ' paper '), "Hand two wins!");
assert.equal(rockPaperScissors('Paper', 'SCISSORS'), "Hand two wins!");
assert.equal(rockPaperScissors('rock ', 'sCiSsOrs'), "Hand one wins!");
});
});
} else {

// always returns ask the user for another input
// always returns ask the user for another input
getPrompt();

}