sbshah97/handcricket

A simple Game of Hand Cricket to learn Javascript. Uses simple Javascript and implements the core logic of the game accordingly

HandCricket

About

• This is a game of Hand Cricket that is played against a computer opponent.
• A computer opponent will be playing against the user.
• The user will get to choose his number between 1-6 which he wants to place against the opponent's number which is randomly generated.

Installation

• Fork this project to your GitHub account.
• After forking, enter the following commands in your terminal.

$ git clone https://github.com/salman-bhai/HandCricket
$ cd HandCricket

• After that click on the HTML file and it will open on the default browser page! Enjoy the game. Kindly check out the rules in the Wiki to see how the game works.

Contributing

• The repository is open to contribution from all interested developers. Kindly send us Pull Requests with explanation as to what changes you have done.
• Also, you can write to us by opening an Issue and also solve a current issue if possible.
• A detailed explanantion of how we came to building this software is maintained at the Wiki page.
• This repository was created by @salman-bhai.

License

• The software is registered under the MIT License

Versions Of the Application

v1.0

• A single game of HandCricket will be played with one innings and one wicket per team.

handcricket's Issues

Alert: Missing the number of runs by user won the match

When a user won the match, there is an alert appears "You won the match by runs". It should actually show the number of runs in the alert which is missing.

Add HTML, CSS to the existing JS code

Ground rules:

1. Whoever claims the Issue first, should send a Pull Request within 24 hours else it'll be assigned to another claimant and further Pull Requests regarding that issue will not be entertained.
2. Pull Requests sent without claiming and referencing the Issue will not be entertained.
3. Make sure your Pull Requests have just one commit in them. Squash multiple commits into one if you have to.

Add CONTRIBUTING.MD

Add a Contributing guide in how to contribute to the project.
This is a first-timers-only Issue for people who haven't ever contributed to Open-Source