color-game | RGB model with this fun and interactive game | Game Engine library
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Brush up your skills in RGB color model with this fun and interactive game. Guess the RGB correct and win! Option to switch between 3 difficulty level.
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QUESTION
I am trying to bundle an application using webpack and I'm using html-loader with file-loader to bundle images into an 'imgs' folder within the dist directory (which is not happening).
I have tried importing an image into one of the javascript entry points and this works fine, file-loader recognized the image and bundles it correctly.
File system:
Build script and dependencies from package.json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-29 at 09:17You are referencing "/src/assets/" for your images from the template.html file that is already inside your src folder. So when comparing with your base directory it is looking for /src/src/assets/ which doesn't exist.
Change the img src attributes inside src/template.html to use "./assets" instead of "/src/assets" to solve the problem.
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So I'm trying to make a simple random color guessing game to practice DOM manipulation. I have a random number generator to give me values for red, green, and blue from 0-255 and then assign them to a variable called randomColor with a value of a concatenated string that holds the randomized red, green, and blue values.
The problem I can't seem to solve is why assigning the randomColor variable as the backgroundColor property for the square in the HTML doesn't take effect. The console doesn't log any errors but if I console.log the squares backgroundColor it's always an empty string. How can I reassign the squares' backgroundColor to the RGB string held in randomColor?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-01 at 17:33The problem is the semicolon (;
) at the end of the backgroundColor
value.
So, instead of "rgb("+red+", "+green+", "+blue+");"
use "rgb("+red+", "+green+", "+blue+")"
If you remove that, the JS should work correctly.
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