Mad Lib Reading

This project is inspired by previous games I have played and enjoy, where you write words which will be put into a story or a text. This can sometimes have a very bizarre but still fun result, which is why I went for the idea.
This project prompts the player to write appropriate words which will finally be put into a short poem, written by me.

Live version of Mad Lib Reading

Features

Existing Features

• User input
  • Player will get a type of word which they will write in the terminal and then press enter

• Specification of grammar on some input
  • user input is stored for use in template

• template file grab
  • template is grabbed from external file
  • user input is put in template
  • template is run and displayed with user input

• User asked whether they want to play again

Future Features

• Additional templates that the user can choose from
• Specify grammar for input

Testing

I have manually tested the project by:

• Passed code through PEP8 and confirmed that no problems arose.
• Checked for redundant code and spelling errors
• Tested project in local terminal and Heroku terminal.

Bugs

Solved Bugs

• Added the whole game in a loop to allow for the player to choose if they want to play again.

Remaining Bugs

• No input validation except for 'N' if player is asked to play again.

Validator Testing

• PEP8
  • No errors resturned from PEP8online

Deployment

Mad Lib Reading was deployed using Code Institute's moch terminal for Heroku.

• Steps for deployment:
  • Create a new Heroku app
  • Add PORT 8000 to a Config Var
  • Add buildbacks
    1 heroku/python
    2 heroku/nodejs
  • Link repository to Heroku
  • Click Deploy

Credits

• Code institute for the deployment terminal
• Kevin Fortier for his very detailed and good tutorial/guide which showed me exactly what and how to do what I wanted to give me the result I wanted.