Run code on every new level about warriorjs HOT 10 CLOSED

Hello, could you please give an example of what you want to achieve, or how you are currently doing it?

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Thanks for quick reply.

Well at the beginning of each level, I would like to find out which wall is closer, left or right. I also want to set the _health to 20 so that it does not use the value from previous level. I also want to set if we already hit wall in this level etc..

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I think using a constructor for your warrior will fulfill your needs. Something like this:

class Player {
  constructor() {
    this._health = 20;
    this._hasHitWall = false;
  }

  playTurn(warrior) {
    // Cool code
  }
}

The Player constructor will be executed at the beginning of each level, even in Epic mode.

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And don't use globals! With instance properties you'll be fine :)

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Yea I am just replacing the globals :) Ok thanks for the idea. Also can I somehow access warrior in constructor?

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Not directly, but this came to my mind that might solve whatever you want to do with the warrior:

class Player {
  constructor() {
    this._isFirstTurn = true;
  }

  playTurn(warrior) {
    if (this._isFirstTurn) {
      // Do whatever you want with warrior
      this._isFirstTurn = false;
    }
  }
}

It might be ugly but may do the trick ;)

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Yea I just did that but wanted a cleaner solution :) Thanks a lot for quick responses

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Dont you plan to deploy this online and let users create their AIs in online editors and then submitting them and compeating with each other?

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Maybe also let users create new levels to test AIs properly with much more levels. Or generate levels randomly so that AIs cant be created just for known levels but are generally working in whatever level.

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Yes, deploying a web version of the game is in the roadmap. I encourage you to open new issues with ideas. I'll close this to keep it neat.

Thank you for the support!

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