Pizza Parlor

This is an application where a user can input items and receive a pizza order.

By Paige Tiedeman

Technologies Used

• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• JQuery
• Bootstrap
• Google Fonts
• Canvas Confetti

Description

This simple HTML site lets the user to choose toppings, pizza size and crust type to pick out a pizza to order. Using JavaScript OOP to take inputs and return the final cost of a pizza.

Setup/Installation Requirements

• Clone this repository to your desktop
• Go to the top level of this directory
• Open index.html in your browser
• Input the various toppings and size options
• Receive your cost for the pizza

Known Bugs

• if button is clicked multiple times the price changes

License

MIT

Copyright (c) 2021 Paige Tiedeman

Contact Information

Paige Tiedeman paigetiedeman@gmail.com

Tests

Describe Pizza()

Test: "A user can input one topping for their desired pizza and the function will store it"
Code: let pizza = new Pizza("1", 20);
Expected Output: Pizza {topping: "1", size: 20}

Test: "It will return a cost for one topping"
Code: let pizza = new Pizza("1", 20); Expected Output: $20

Test: "A user can input additional toppings for their desired pizza and the function will store it"
Code: let pizza2 = new Pizza(["cheese", "pepperoni"], 20);
Expected Output: Pizza {topping: Array(2), size: 20}

Test: "A user can input toppings and size for their desired pizza and get a price"
Code: let pizza2 = new Pizza(["cheese", "pepperoni"], 20);
Expected Output: pizza2 = $25

Test: "An additional charge is added for crust type"
Code: let pizza2 = new Pizza(["cheese", "pepperoni"], 20, "gluten-free");
Expected Output: pizza2 = $30

Test: "It will output a price based on user selections"
Code: input "Cheese", 20", "Cheese Stuffed"
Expected Output: $30

Test: "User can select a different crust to add on a cost"
Code: input: "Cheese", 20", "Gluten-free"
Expected Output: $38

Test: "Multiple selections will add together for final cost"
Code: input: "Cheese", 20", "Gluten-Free"
Expected Output: $23