Games: Supervised Score Tracker

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Games: Supervised Score Tracker

You’re going to setup your Games project as a supervised mix project.

Then, create a Games.ScoreTracker GenServer which will track a player score as they play different games.

Decide on point rewards for winning a game such as:

• guessing game: 5 points
• rock paper scissors: 10 points
• wordle: 25 points

Increase the ScoreTracker‘s score whenever a user wins the game.

Requirements

• The initial score tracker state should be 0.
• Handle an asynchronous {:add_points, points} message to increment the score state.
• Handle a synchronous :get_score message to retrieve the current score.
• Games.ScoreTracker should be started as a named process by the supervisor.
• Create the start_link/1, add_points/1, and current_score/1 functions as documented below.
• Write a full suite of tests including at least the following cases:
  • "current_score/1 retrieves the current score"
  • "add_points/1 adds points to the score"

# Games.ScoreTracker should be a named process, so we don't need to provide the pid.
{:ok, _pid} = Games.ScoreTracker.start_link()
:ok = Games.Score.add_points(10)
:ok = Games.Score.add_points(10)
20 = Games.Score.current_score()

Score Menu

Create a "score" command for the game menu that displays the user’s current score. For example:

$ ./games
What game would you like to play?
1. Guessing Game
2. Rock Paper Scissors
3. Wordle

enter "stop" to exit
enter "score" to view your current score
score

==================================================
Your score is 0
==================================================

What game would you like to play?
1. Guessing Game
2. Rock Paper Scissors
3. Wordle

enter "stop" to exit
enter "score" to view your current score

Commit Your Progress

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Run git status to ensure there are no undesirable changes. Then run the following in your command line from the curriculum folder to commit your progress.

$ git add .
$ git commit -m "finish Games: Supervised Score Tracker exercise"
$ git push

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