29 lines
927 B
JavaScript
29 lines
927 B
JavaScript
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const modifier = (text) => {
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let modifiedText = text
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// The text passed in is either the user's input or players output to modify.
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if(text.includes('grab a sword')) {
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// You can modify the state variable to keep track of state throughout the adventure
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state.items = ['sword']
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// Setting state.memory.context will cause that to be used instead of the user set memory
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state.memory = {context: 'You have a sword.'}
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// Setting state.message will set an info message that will be displayed in the game
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state.message = 'You got a sword!'
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// You can log things to the side console when testing with console.log
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console.log('Added a sword to player')
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modifiedText = text + '\nYou also now have a sword!'
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}
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// You must return an object with the text property defined.
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return {text: modifiedText}
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}
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// Don't modify this part
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modifier(text)
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