';
//Memory.prototype._setupGameWrapper(1);
//this._gamePlay();
//this._setupGame();
this.gameStartScreen.innerHTML = this.gameStartScreenHTML;
this.game.appendChild(this.gameStartScreen);
document.getElementById("mg__button--restart").addEventListener( "click", function(e) {
self.resetGame();
});
this._startScreenEvents();
}
/**
* Memory _startScreenEvents
*
* We're now listening for events on the start screen. That is, we're waiting
* for when a user chooses a level.
*/
Memory.prototype._startScreenEvents = function() {
var levelsNodes = this.gameStartScreen.querySelectorAll("ul.mg__start-screen--level-select span");
for ( var i = 0, len = levelsNodes.length; i < len; i++ ) {
var levelNode = levelsNodes[i];
this._startScreenEventsHandler(levelNode);
}
};
/**
* Memoery _startScreenEventsHandler
*
* A helper function to handle the click of the level inside the events
* function.
*/
Memory.prototype._startScreenEventsHandler = function(levelNode) {
var self = this;
levelNode.addEventListener( "click", function(e) {
if (self.gameState === 1) {
self._setupGameWrapper(this);
}
});
}
/**
* Memory _setupGameWrapper
*
* This function sets up the game wrapper, which is where the actual memory
* tiles will reside and where all the game play happens.
*/
Memory.prototype._setupGameWrapper = function(levelNode) {
this.level = levelNode.getAttribute("data-level");
this.gameStartScreen.parentNode.removeChild(this.gameStartScreen);
this.gameContents.className = "mg__contents mg__level-"+this.level;
this.game.appendChild(this.gameWrapper);
this.chosenLevel = this.level;
document.getElementById("mg__meta--level").innerHTML = this.chosenLevel;
this._renderTiles();
};
/**
* Memory _renderTiles
*
* This renders the actual tiles with content. A few thing happen here:
*
* 1. Calculate grid X and Y based on user level selection
* 2. Calculate num tiles
* 3. Create new cards array based on level, and draw cards from original array
* 4. Shuffle the new cards array
* 5. Cards get distributed into tiles
* 6. gamePlay function gets triggered, taking care of all the game play action.
*/
Memory.prototype._renderTiles = function() {
if(this.level == 1) {this.gridX = 2; this.gridY= 2; }
else if(this.level == 2) {this.gridX = 3; this.gridY= 2; }
else { this.gridX = 2; this.gridY=4 ; }
// this.gridY = this.gridX ;
this.numTiles = this.gridX * this.gridY;
//this.halfNumTiles = this.gridX;
this.halfNumTiles = this.numTiles/2;
this.newCards = [];
for ( var i = 0; i < this.halfNumTiles; i++ ) {
this.newCards.push(this.cards[i], this.cards[i]);
}
this.newCards = shuffle(this.newCards);
this.tilesHTML = '';
var n = 0;
for ( var i = 0; i < this.numTiles; i++ ) {
n = n + 1;
if(this.level == 3 && n == 5 ){n = 9}
if(this.level == 2 && n == 4 ){n = 7}
this.tilesHTML += '
";
}*/
this.tilesHTML +="";
}
this.gameContents.innerHTML = this.tilesHTML;
this.gameState = 2;
this.options.onGameStart();
this._gamePlay();
}
/**
* Memory _gamePlay
*
* Now that all the HTML is set up, the game is ready to be played. In this
* function, we loop through all the tiles (goverend by the .mg__tile--inner)
* class, and for each tile, we run the _gamePlayEvents function.
*/
Memory.prototype._gamePlay = function() {
var tiles = document.querySelectorAll(".mg__tile--inner");
for (var i = 0, len = tiles.length; i < len; i++) {
var tile = tiles[i];
this._gamePlayEvents(tile);
};
};
/**
* Memory _gamePlayEvents
*
* This function takes care of the "events", which is basically the clicking
* of tiles. Tiles need to be checked if flipped or not, flipped if possible,
* and if zero, one, or two cards are flipped. When two cards are flipped, we
* have to check for matches and mismatches. The _gameCardsMatch and
* _gameCardsMismatch functions perform two separate sets of functions, and are
* thus separated below.
*/
Memory.prototype._gamePlayEvents = function(tile) {
var self = this;
tile.addEventListener( "click", function(e) {
if (!this.classList.contains("flipped")) {
if (self.card1flipped === false && self.card2flipped === false) {
this.classList.add("flipped");
self.card1 = this;
self.card1id = this.getAttribute("data-id");
self.card1flipped = true;
} else if( self.card1flipped === true && self.card2flipped === false ) {
this.classList.add("flipped");
self.card2 = this;
self.card2id = this.getAttribute("data-id");
self.card2flipped = true;
if ( self.card1id == self.card2id ) {
self._gameCardsMatch();
} else {
self._gameCardsMismatch();
}
}
}
});
}
/**
* Memory _gameCardsMatch
*
* This function runs if the cards match. The "correct" class is added briefly
* which fades in a background green colour. The times set on the two timeout
* functions are chosen based on transition values in the CSS. The "flip" has
* a 0.3s transition, so the "correct" class is added 0.3s later, shown for
* 1.2s, then removed. The cards remain flipped due to the activated "flip"
* class from the gamePlayEvents function.
*/
Memory.prototype._gameCardsMatch = function() {
// cache this
var self = this;
// add correct class
window.setTimeout( function(){
self.card1.classList.add("correct");
self.card2.classList.add("correct");
}, 300 );
// remove correct class and reset vars
window.setTimeout( function(){
self.card1.classList.remove("correct");
self.card2.classList.remove("correct");
self._gameResetVars();
self.flippedTiles = self.flippedTiles + 2;
if (self.flippedTiles == self.numTiles) {
self._winGame();
}
}, 1500 );
// plus one on the move counter
this._gameCounterPlusOne();
};
/**
* Memory _gameCardsMismatch
*
* This function runs if the cards mismatch. If the cards mismatch, we leave
* them flipped for a little while so the user can see and remember what cards
* they actually are. Then after that slight delay, we removed the flipped
* class so they flip back over, and reset the vars.
*/
Memory.prototype._gameCardsMismatch = function() {
// cache this
var self = this;
// remove "flipped" class and reset vars
window.setTimeout( function(){
self.card1.classList.remove("flipped");
self.card2.classList.remove("flipped");
self._gameResetVars();
}, 900 );
// plus one on the move counter
this._gameCounterPlusOne();
};
/**
* Memory _gameResetVars
*
* For each turn, some variables are updated for reference. After the turn is
* over, we need to reset these variables and get ready for the next turn.
* This function handles all of that.
*/
Memory.prototype._gameResetVars = function() {
this.card1 = "";
this.card2 = "";
this.card1id = "";
this.card2id = "";
this.card1flipped = false;
this.card2flipped = false;
}
/**
* Memory _gameCounterPlusOne
*
* Each turn, the user completes 1 "move". The obective of memory is to
* complete the game in as few moves as possible. Users need to know how many
* moves they've had so far, so this function updates that number and updates
* the HTML also.
*/
Memory.prototype._gameCounterPlusOne = function() {
this.numMoves = this.numMoves + 1;
this.moveCounterUpdate = document.getElementById("mg__meta--moves").innerHTML = this.numMoves;
};
/**
* Memory _clearGame
*
* This function clears the game wrapper, by removing it from the game div. It
* allows us to rerun setupGame, and clears the air for other info like
* victory messages etc.
*/
Memory.prototype._clearGame = function() {
if (this.gameMeta.parentNode !== null) this.game.removeChild(this.gameMeta);
if (this.gameStartScreen.parentNode !== null) this.game.removeChild(this.gameStartScreen);
if (this.gameWrapper.parentNode !== null) this.game.removeChild(this.gameWrapper);
if (this.gameMessages.parentNode !== null) this.game.removeChild(this.gameMessages);
}
/**
* Memoray _winGame
*
* You won the game! This function runs the "onGameEnd" callback, which by
* default clears the game div entirely and shows a "play again" button.
*/
Memory.prototype._winGame = function() {
var self = this;
if (this.options.onGameEnd() === false) {
this._clearGame();
this.gameMessages.innerHTML = '
\
';
this.game.appendChild(this.gameMessages);
document.getElementById("mg__onend--restart").addEventListener( "click", function(e) {
self.resetGame();
});
} else {
// run callback
this.options.onGameEnd();
}
}
/**
* Memory resetGame
*
* This function resets the game. It can run at the end of the game when the
* user is presented the option to play again, or at any time like a reset
* button. It is a public function, and can be used in whatever custom calls
* in your markup.
*/
Memory.prototype.resetGame = function() {
this._clearGame();
this._setupGame();
};
/**
* Add Memory to global namespace
*/
window.Memory = Memory;
})( window );
';
this.tilesHTML +='