• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript

This webpage is an example of what a pizza parlor's website could look like and includes a functioning system to add pizzas to the cart.

Option A:

• Navigate to https://mejia-dev.github.io/pizza-parlor/ in your browser of choice

Option B:

• Clone this repository to your desktop (from the git console, run "git clone https://github.com/mejia-dev/pizza-parlor.git" without quotes)
• Navigate to the top level of the directory.
• Open the index.html file in your browser of choice.

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Describe: Cart()

Test: "It will construct a new empty Cart object to contain other objects" Code: const myCart() = new Cart; Expected Output: Cart{}

Describe: Cart.prototype.addItem

Test: "It will add an object to the Cart's 'items' property" Code: myCart().addItem(myObject) Expected Output: myCart(items:{myObject})

Describe: Cart.prototype.assignId

Test: "It will assign an Id to any object added to the cart and use this Id as the object's key" Code: myCart().addItem(myObject) Expected Output: myCart(items:{1})

Describe: Cart.prototype.removeItem

Test: "It will remove an object from the Cart's 'items' property by id" Code: myCart().removeItem(1); Expected Output: true;

Describe: Pizza()

Test: "It will construct a new Pizza object with a string property for size, and an array property for toppings" Code: myPizza1 = new Pizza("L",["pepperoni", "pineapple"]) Expected Output: Pizza { size: "L", toppings: ["pepperoni", "pineapple"]}

Describe: Pizza.prototype.calculatePrice

Test: "It will return the cost of a Pizza object based on the pizza's size. S=8, M=10, L=12" Code: myPizza1 = new Pizza("L",["pepperoni", "pineapple"]); calculatePrice(myPizza1); Expected Output: 12

Test: "It will return the cost of a Pizza object based on the number of the pizza's toppings. Each topping adds 1." Code: myPizza1 = new Pizza("L",["pepperoni", "pineapple"]); calculatePrice(myPizza1); Expected Output: 14

Describe: buildPizza(size, toppings)

Test: "It will use constructors to build a new Pizza object." Code: buildPizza("L", ["pepperoni", "pineapple"]) Expected Output: Pizza { size: "L", toppings: ["pepperoni", "pineapple"]}

Test: "It will add the new Pizza object to the global cart." Code: buildPizza("L", ["pepperoni", "pineapple"]) Expected Output: myCart { items: "Pizza { id: 1, size: "L", toppings: ["pepperoni", "pineapple"]}" }

Describe: deleteCartItem(id)

Test: "It will remove the associated pizza object from the global myCart using the prototype removeItem" Code: deleteCartItem(1) Expected Output: undefined