a modern twist on a classic to test your own random access memory
Have Fun → twinkleCircle
The game initializes with a random circle lighting up, signifying the start of the sequence. As players progress, the sequence grows. To play, users should replicate the sequence by clicking on the circles in the correct order.
The heart of the twinkle-circle lies within the App.js file, a fundamental component that drives the entire application. Utilizing the power of React's hooks, such as useState, useEffect, and useRef, this component orchestrates the game logic, interaction, and flow. It seamlessly integrates various components, including the header, circles, control panel, and even a custom toast notification for user feedback. The game operates on a sequence mechanism, wherein a random sequence of circle colors is generated and played, with the player's objective being to replicate this sequence. The code is modular, ensuring readability and ease of maintenance.
git clone https://github.com/clasei/twinkle-circle.git
- Particles: to modify, navigate to
particles.jsand adjust theparameters - Circles: changes can be made in
Circle.js - Slider: changes can be made in
ControlPanel.js
Create React App — this project was bootstrapped with Create React App
Project is licensed under the Creative Commons License
License — particles.js
The library particles.js is under the MIT License by Vincent Garreau
Feel free to open an issue if you have any suggestion
Interested in contributing or customizing? Fork the project
Thoughts? Write to [email protected]
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