junior-devleague / fantasy-vehicles

[Beginner] JS/ES6/OOP - Basic intro to OOP with ES6

Fantasy Vehicles

Objective

A local exotic car company has asked you to create an easier method for inputing new vehicles into their system. Use your knowledge of object-orientated programming and classes to implement their new entry system. You will only be using ES6 for this project.

Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of OOP with ES6
• Classical Inheritence

Getting Started

• Fork and clone the repo
• Create a new JS file named fantasy-vehicles.js. All work will be done here
• Use node to test your file & console.logs

Classes and Methods

Vehicle Class

Constructor

Should have/declare the following parameters

• make
• color
• type

Methods

• Should have a method named vehicleDetails that returns a string of all the vehicle details. Ex. Your vehicle is a type, made by make and is color.
• Should have a method named vehicleColor that sets the property color.

SuperCar Class

Will be a subclass of Vehicle

Constructor

Should have/declare the following parameters

• make
• color
• type
• topSpeed
• cost

Methods

• Should have a method named superCarDetails that returns a string that concatenates the information from the super class getter method + information about topspeed and cost. Ex. super class method info + 'with top speed of speed and a cost of cost.
• Should have a method named priceTag that sets the property cost

Motorcycle Class

Will be a subclass of Vehicle

Constructor

Should have/declare the following parameters

• make
• color
• type
• topSpeed
• cost

Methods

• Should have a method named bikeDetails that returns a string with information from the super class getter method + information about topspeed and cost. Ex. super class method info + 'with top speed of topSpeed and a cost of cost'.
• Should have a method named bikeSpeed that sets the property topSpeed

Testing

Must show instructor that your classes and methods work before moving on.

1. Instantiate new instances of each class and provide neccesary data.
2. Verify your class methods are working by changing values using the each classes setter methods. This should allow you to change values even after instantiation.
3. Verify your getter methods work and are printing out the data in correct format. Ex.

Strecth Goals

1. Add more parameters to each subclass
2. Create more getter & setter methods for each class