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a virtual pet potato that does culinary tasks when fed
it is cli based
has no frontend
made in node.js
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Please install using npm install -g aaloo and run using aaloo
I linked Demo URL to github stable release as you guys said
Updated the package to v1.0.1 and now it links to a stable release on github. I dont want it rejected anymore.
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Again i am reshipping this project because of some minor and major issues. I learned many new things like wokring with inquirer to make better clis and now i think its ready to be re shipped
Also i didnt want to make the frontend because i am not familiar with making UIs on frontend and i thinks its better if you have a pet potato in your terminal instead of your browser taking up all the cpu and ram
Maybe the last devlog of this project. I had submitted and it got rejected because they wanted a easier way to demo so i uploaded and publish my game on Npm
You can try it too using this command >> npm i -g aaloo <<
and then run aaloo
and enjoy with your potato friend
ALso i fixed the issue with readme pointing to some other project readme, no idea how that happened but yeah. Now the project is ready to be reshipped
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I made this project because I got this idea from No Idea? button on the projects page. Basically, I am not that good in frontend so i made it a cli based game which can be played in terminal.
I learned many things like working with the cli and working with json files like you gotta parse them and use etc.
It has alot of modules file and uses ONLY 1 NPM MODULE and that is inquirer, i also had to learn that to make cool terminal selector.
Anyways, I dont have any future plans for this project and maybe i might improve it a bit after my exams. Basically i am stopping this project because as the new comes, my exams come too. So looks like i need to stop my project. So thats it. I hope yall approve it
Thanks
After a bit of hardwork (not really), I made cli to use potato and feed him and interact. Also I admit that I USED AI but only for those lines (Generated by the github copiloton the side) which are like actions and stuff. Not for the code cuz i only had to connect the modules i made.
Also i used a package to generate a readme template on which i edited and out my images and other details and DONE!
I just completed my project!!!!
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I just deleted all the frontend files. Beacuse I HATE FRONTEND. I cant make the aloo webasite. SO i plan on making him into cli. I plan on using two commands, one is aaloo, which opens the aaloo manage where we can interact with him and an aaloo display where we can see the live stats
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Just completed the core backend. NOw i think ill work on frontend. Also got a potato png form internet. CLeared its background and imported in vscode. Now i think i should make a cozy background like the flavortown has for this.
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Added ALOT of handlers like reward handler, hunger handler, energy handler, also made a time handler which gives current time and differnce between two times. I am thinking to first build the core and make the website thing or cli thing after which i will prolly use Hackatime API to reward the potato for how much hours you code
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Added foods? Any suggestions what more should i add?
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Hello again,
I am now working on adding foods for the pet potato, Any suggestions?
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I worked onto first defining what is aaloo ( for anyone who doesnt underdstand what aaloo is , it is basically potato in hindi lqnguage) so i defined that it has some stats such as hunger, mood, current activity etc and i am working on a stats handler module which could provide us stats of the aaloo. SO i think that it is going pretty well. I gotta add some more functions like update stat in the stats.js to use it in the stats.json
I think i will be changing the variables to a global path like ~/.aaloo/ so that you can use it from the terminal and it wont mess up the parts
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