ShibeInu Simulator

This is a Node.js module that allows you to simulate a Shiba Inu dog's behavior. You can feed it, play with it, and manage its needs.

Installation

You can install the module by running:

npm install shibe-inu-simulator

Usage

Import the ShibeInu and State classes from the module:

const { ShibeInu, State } = require('shibe-inu-simulator');

Create an instance of the ShibeInu class:

const myShibe = new ShibeInu();

You can then use the different methods available on the ShibeInu class to interact with your Shibe Inu:

myShibe.feed();
myShibe.play();
myShibe.sleep();
myShibe.wakeUp();
myShibe.cleanPoop();
myShibe.exercise();
myShibe.update();
console.log(myShibe.bark());
console.log(myShibe.wagTail());

State

The State object has the following keys:

• AWAKE: "awake"
• SLEEPING: "sleeping"
• HUNGRY: "hungry"
• EATING: "eating"
• PLAYING: "playing"
• POOPING: "pooping"
• BORED: "bored"
• ANGRY: "angry"
• HAPPY: "happy"
• WAGGING_TAIL: "wagging tail"
• BARKING: "barking"

These can be used to compare to the current state of your Shiba Inu.

Methods

Here is a list of the methods you can call on a ShibeInu instance, along with a brief description:

• feed(): Feeds the Shiba Inu, increasing its energy and setting its state to eating.
• play(): Plays with the Shiba Inu, decreasing its energy and setting its state to playing.
• sleep(): Puts the Shiba Inu to sleep, increasing its energy.
• wakeUp(): Wakes up the Shiba Inu.
• cleanPoop(): Cleans up after the Shiba Inu, resetting its poop amount and potentially improving its mood.
• exercise(): Lets the Shiba Inu exercise, increasing its health and decreasing its energy.
• update(): Updates the state of the Shiba Inu based on the current time.
• bark(): Makes the Shiba Inu bark, if it's not sleeping and is either hungry, angry, or bored.
• wagTail(): Makes the Shiba Inu wag its tail, if it's happy or playing.

Author

Harshad Joshi

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.