Players.js

//WEAPONS



let weapon_1 = {
    name: `Sword of swoards`,
    damage: 10,
}

let weapon_2 = {
    name:  "Aws of menacing",
    damage: 23,
}

let weapon_3 = {
    name: 'Kit Kat Bar',
    damage: 50,
}

let weapon_4 = {
    name: 'Mace of Math.Random',
    damage: '30'
}
//damage: Math.floor(Math.random() * 30) did not work because it was not truly random. It only randomized once when the page started.

//shields can block incoming damage
let shield_1 = {
    name : "Captain America's Sheild",
    block : 30
}

export let player_one = {
    name: function () {
            let name = document.getElementById(player1_name)
    },
    // } Carlos to fix,

    quote: "It's got big teeth and a mean streak a mile wide...!",
    health: 100,
    weapons: [weapon_1, weapon_2, weapon_4],
    shield : [shield_1],
    equipped_weapon: 0, /*its a number as it represents an index of the eventual weapons array its accessing*/
    blocking : false,
    attack: function(enemy = player_two) { //eventually, we'd want to pass player parameters to this function
        if (player_turn == 1) {
            if(typeof(this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage) == 'string') { // looking at our equipped weapon's damage!
                enemy.health -= Math.ceil(Math.random() * Number(this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage)) //if weapon.damage is a string(like it is for weapon 4, our randomize weapon, we want to set that string to be the maximum damage possible (for weapon 4 its 30.) INSTEAD of a defined damage like the other weapons.
            } else {
                enemy.health -= this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage; //accessing this player's equipped weapon, using the equipped weapon index in tandem with this players weapons array. Then we want that weapon's damage.
            }
            if (enemy.health <= 0) { //once enemy's health reaches 0, we don't want to set it to 0 so it doesn't go negative.
                enemy.health = 0
                kitBoard.style.display = 'none';
                youDied.style.display = 'inline';
            }
            player2_health.innerText = player_two.health;
            
            player_turn = 2
            turn.innerText = player_turn;
        } else {
            //text to remind player it's not their turn.
            turn_warning.innerText = "*Sorry it's not your turn right now!*";
            //text removed after 3 seconds
            setTimeout(() => {
                turn_warning.innerText = "";
            }, 3000);
        }

        // if(typeof(this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage) == 'string') { // looking at our equipped weapon's damage!
        //     enemy.health -= Math.ceil(Math.random() * Number(this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage)) //if weapon.damage is a string(like it is for weapon 4, our randomize weapon, we want to set that string to be the maximum damage possible (for weapon 4 its 30.) INSTEAD of a defined damage like the other weapons.
        // } else {
        //     enemy.health -= this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage; //accessing this player's equipped weapon, using the equipped weapon index in tandem with this players weapons array. Then we want that weapon's damage.
        // }
    },

    block : function() {
        if (player_turn == 1) {
            this.blocking = true
            console.log(player_one.blocking)
            player_turn = 2
            turn.innerText = player_turn;
        } else {
            //text to remind player it's not their turn.
            turn_warning.innerText = "*Sorry it's not your turn right now!*";
            //text removed after 3 seconds
            setTimeout(() => {
                turn_warning.innerText = "";
            }, 3000);
        }
    }
}

export let player_two = {
    name: function(){
        let name = document.getElementById(player2_name)
    },
    // Carlos to fix,

    quote: "I broke off a piece of that Kit Kat!",
    health: 100,
    weapons: [weapon_3],
    equipped_weapon: 0,
    attack: function(enemy = player_one) {
        //Checks if player_one is blocking or not. If not blocking normal damage from weapon occurs.
        if (player_turn == 2) {
            if (player_one.blocking == false) {
                enemy.health -= this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage
                player1_health.innerText = player_one.health
            } else { //if player_one is blocking, we subtract the shield block from the weapon damage
                enemy.health -= (this.weapons[this.equipped_weapon].damage - player_one.shield[0].block)
                console.log(player_one.health)
                player1_health.innerText = player_one.health
            }
            player1_health.innerText = player_one.health;
            player_turn = 1
            turn.innerText = player_turn;
        } else {
            //text to remind player it's not their turn.
            turn_warning.innerText = "*Sorry it's not your turn right now!*";
            //text removed after 3 seconds
            setTimeout(() => {
                turn_warning.innerText = "";
            }, 3000);
        }
    }
}

export function get_weapon(weapon, player) {
    player.weapons.push(weapon);
}

//#3 - EQUIP A WEAPON - need to go over this again..... players[player_index]??????????
/*refer to the loops above. When the weapon is clicked on the page, equip_weapon is called which takes in a whole player and a weapon index,
both of which are given to us, for each weapon in the array, by the for loop. It then changes the equipped weapon in the player object to whatever
iteration of the loop its on.*/
export function equip_weapon(player_index, weapon_index) {
    players[player_index].equipped_weapon = weapon_index;
    player1_equipped.innerText = player_one.weapons[weapon_index].name
    // console.log(players[player_index].equipped_weapon) //logs to the console the index of the weapons array
}
// equip_weapon takes in a player index, and a weapon index.
// when weapon is clicked, it access the players array (line 40), access the index of the player, their equipped weapon, and sets it to the weapon index of that iteration of the loop

export let players = [player_one, player_two]