⚠️ About this repository ⚠️

This repository contains multiple versions of the classic Memory game, each developed with different technologies and organized into separate branches.

Among the available versions, you will find a Progressive Web App (PWA) on default branch pwa, one built with React Native, and another implemented using Flutter.

Check out the other branches to explore different versions of the game!

The PWA linked to this repository is only a partial PWA implementation because github pages does not support service workers. However, you can still open it in a Chromium-based browser and install it!

Main Features

• Dynamic grid: The game features a 4x4 grid with 16 cards (8 pairs of emojis).
• Random shuffling: Cards are shuffled randomly at the start of each game, ensuring a unique experience every time.
• Game mechanics: Users can click on two cards to reveal them; if the cards match, they remain face up, otherwise they are flipped back after a short delay.
• Restart button: The game can be restarted at any time using the “Restart” button.
• Status notifications: The app notifies users of changes in network connectivity (online/offline).
• Responsive interface: The layout adapts to different screen sizes, making the game accessible on both desktop and mobile devices.

This application is designed to provide a simple, intuitive, and accessible gaming experience, challenging users’ memory skills in an engaging way.

Memory Game PWA

This repository contains a Progressive Web App (PWA) implementation of the classic Memory Game, developed using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Getting start

⚠️ Make sure you have already installed !

1. Clone repo: Firstly you have to clone this repo and select or check if you are on the right branch:

   git clone https://github.com/emanueletocci/memory-game
   cd memory-game
   git checkout pwa
   

2. Install dependencies: You must install all js dependencies using . Navigate to the project directory (you should see a file named 'package.json') and run:

   npm install
   

   Now you should have a new folder named 'node_modules'.

3. Run webserver: Launch a local development server using http-server:

   npx http-server
   

4. Install PWA (optional): Open a chromium based browser (like google chrome) and open your browser and go to the address shown in the terminal by the web server (usually http://localhost:8000). Now a small “Install” icon will appear in the address bar at the top right (usually represented by a monitor with a downward arrow or a plus sign). Click on this icon and then confirm by selecting “Install” to add the PWA to your system