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@santi100/randomjs-game

v0.0.1

Published

a year ago

Random Number Game: Guess the number!

Downloads

10

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cli cli-game santi100 nodejs random-numbers

Santi's Random Numbers Game

Installation via NPM

Using NPM: npm install -g @santi100/randomjs-game
Using Yarn: yarn global add @santi100/randomjs-game
Using PNPM: pnpm install -g @santi100/randomjs-game

Usage

How to Run

Execute npx @santi100/randomjs-game [options]. Options are detailed below.

Flags

-c, --no-clear: Never clear the screen. -i, --no-initial-clear: Don't clear the screen at startup. -g, --no-guess-clear: Don't clear the screen after every guess. -m, --monochrome: Don't use colors. -h, --help: Display help for command.

Workflow

The game starts by asking you for your name. Type your name or hit ENTER to use the name "Player".

After this, the game will ask for your guess. Type a positive whole number between 0 and 30 (both inclusive) and hit ENTER.

If your guess is equal to the right answer, the game will congratulate you and ask you to play again. If you say no, the game will exit; otherwise, the game will generate a new random answer and go back to the point where it asks for your guess.